The government bought another 182 shares of Luka Bar on the stock market today for 164 euros, or at an average price of 90 cents.
Those purchases were made on the basis of an order from last week, however, that order has not been fully implemented even today, because there are still about 200 thousand euros left for the purchase of shares. This offer will be active in the following days as well.
The government now owns about 77 percent of the company's shares. In the past two weeks, the government bought about 23 percent of the ownership for almost 12 million.
Data from the stock exchange show that there are fewer and fewer remaining minority shareholders, who are willing to sell their shares to the state at a price of 0,9 euros, but are holding their shares at prices ranging from 95 cents to one euro.
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