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The State Property Fund began auditing the storage facilities of state enterprises to identify spaces for companies that lost production or warehouse capacity due to Russian attacks.
The State Property Fund of Ukraine has begun a large-scale check of storage facilities that are on the balance sheets of state enterprises. The audit’s goal is to determine which objects can be transferred to businesses that have suffered losses due to Russian shelling. The head of the State Property Fund, Dmytro Natalukha, announced the start of work, according to RBK-Ukraine on Friday, 7 August.
The relevant instruction was received from the government, and specialists are currently establishing the real condition and possibilities for using state spaces. “On paper the warehouses that a damaged business could potentially use are very many — several hundred thousand square meters,” Natalukha noted.
However, according to him, data in documents alone are not enough. Each object must be inspected on-site to assess its technical condition, accessibility, transferability for use, and actual availability of vacant space.
“On paper it looks one way, but in reality it can be completely different,” stressed the head of the State Property Fund.
Already next week, Fund representatives plan to travel to regions to inspect warehouses and analyze their condition. At the same time, a legal model is being prepared that would allow transferring these premises to entrepreneurs. Among the possible options are holding auctions for leasing rights or transferring spaces to a state company that could then rent them out to businesses subleased.
“It is important not to create space for corruption. Therefore we are examining legal and transparent options,” Natalukha explained.
The State Property Fund emphasizes that the main task is not just to find vacant premises, but to create a mechanism that would help the affected companies resume operations more quickly.
As previously stated by the president’s adviser-ex officio Sergei Flesh Beskrestnov, Russia will continue to strike Ukrainian warehouses, manufacturing enterprises, logistics facilities, and retail. The current missile potential of the enemy allows Moscow to deploy about 100 ballistic missiles each month.
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