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The bank is Russian state-run Vnesheconombank's Ukrainian subsidiary.
The Kyiv-based PFTS Stock Exchange has put up for sale 5.080 million shares of a Russian state bank's Ukrainian subsidiary, Prominvestbank, which account for 99.7726% of the latter's charter capital.
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The securities have been foreclosed, according to the PFTS Stock Exchange website.
The auction will be held on February 11, with the starting price set at UAH 266.049 million (US$11.1 million), the report said.
UNIAN memo. Prominvestbank is owned by the Russian state-run Vnesheconombank (VEB).
The sanctions imposed on Russian state banks' Ukrainian subsidiaries have been in effect since March 2017. They ban the withdrawal of capital in favor of the parent structures.