Ethiopia: PEPSA Failed to Privatize Any Enterprise
Public Enterprises Privatization Service Agency (PEPSA) failed to privatize none of the five enterprises it aimed to transfer during the first half of the current Ethiopian fiscal year.
Public Enterprises Privatization Service Agency (PEPSA) failed to privatize none of the five enterprises it aimed to transfer during the first half of the current Ethiopian fiscal year.
A performance security bond needed for a transaction with Ethio-telecom is cancelled without any reservations for four multinational companies including ZTE, Huawei, and Ericson, by a sourcing committee which is composed of high telecom officials; the Chief Operation Officer, Chief Legal Officer, Chief Sourcing Officer and Chief Facility Officer, Chief Finance Officer, and the CEO. The committee is authorized to pass a decision on a transaction up to Birr 270 million.
Petram PLC introduced Sales Data Collector (SDC), a new device that helps taxpayers store data without paper and sends end-of-day report (Z-report) automatically to the Ethiopian Revenue and Customs Authority.
The device is developed by BMC International, a Japanese company that helped the Ethiopian government launch its fiscal cash register program.
Mesfin Industrial Engineering’s (MIE) new car assembly line built in Tigray State of Ethiopia has been inaugurated on July 1, 2016. The plant will be assembling Peugeot automobiles.
Ethiopia’s Pharmaceuticals Fund and Supply Agency (PFSA) disclosed it intends to buy 15 billion Birr worth medicines and medical facilities for the current fiscal year.