Why is this important
The results of online auctions show how active the demand for government assets and other property is and whether the market is willing to pay higher than the starting price. The difference between the initial and final price of the sold lots is a quick indicator of competition and the real assessment of assets by the bidders. The volume of lots remaining in the exposition reflects the scale of future sales and the market load in the coming periods.
What happened
- On January 16, the State Assets Management press service summarized the results of online auctions: 296 lots were put up for auction.
- According to the results of the auction, 131 lots with a starting price of 242.3 billion soums were sold for 245.9 billion soums.
- 406 legal entities and individuals participated in the auctions, and it is reported that 102,804 lots worth 19.7 trillion soums have been put up for auction so far.
Numbers and facts
- By categories, state assets were divided into 3 lots with a starting price of 16.8 billion soums and a selling price of 18.2 billion soums.
- Buildings and structures on the balance sheet of the State Assets Management Department of Bukhara region, with a starting price of 16.1 billion soums, were sold for 16.9 billion soums.
- A non-residential building on the balance sheet of the Andijan Regional State Property Management Department in Asaka district was initially valued at 0.4 billion soums and sold for 0.9 billion soums.
- According to the category of state-owned enterprise property, 40 lots with a starting price of 220.3 billion soums and a selling price of 220.7 billion soums are listed.
- By land category, 7 lots with a starting price of 0.03 billion soums, a selling price of 0.04 billion soums, and an area of 0.2 hectares are indicated.
- Agricultural land categories include 35 lots with a starting price of 0.9 billion soums, selling price of 0.9 billion soums, and an area of 212.6 hectares.
- In other categories, 46 lots were listed with a starting price of 4.2 billion soums and a selling price of 6 billion soums.
- It is reported that a total of 296 lots were exhibited, and 131 lots were sold: the starting price was 242.3 billion soums, the final price was 245.9 billion soums.
Context
- For the market, this means that for a portion of the lots, participants are ready to raise the price above the start, that is, competition for individual positions persists even with large bids.
- For the state and sellers, the key signal is that demand is distributed unevenly: some objects leave with a noticeable surcharge, others — close to the starting price, which helps to adjust the valuation and sales conditions more accurately.
- For regions, the results for specific objects show which types of real estate and land are now easier to monetize through auction.
