IN BRIEF - Rosrybolovstvo Announces Crab Quota Auction
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Friday, February 07, 2025
Rosrybolovstvo will hold an electronic auction on February 26 to distribute shares of crab catch quotas. Bids will be accepted through the Russian Auction House (JSC) electronic platform from 00:00 (Moscow time) on February 6, 2025, to 08:00 (Moscow time) on February 21, 2025.
Two lots, each representing 50% shares of catch quotas, are being re-auctioned with a 10% reduction in the starting price. These lots include:
Red snow crab in the Primorye subzone
Red snow crab in the West Sakhalin subzone
Snow crab angulatus in the East Sakhalin subzone
Snow crab angulatus in the North Okhotsk subzone
Successful bidders will be required to invest in the construction of two medium-tonnage (over 50 meters) crab fishing vessels.
Auction details and documentation are available on the following websites: GIS Trading, ETP RAD, and the Rosrybolovstvo website (in the "Auctions" section).
Source: Federal Agency for Fisheries (Rosrybolovstvo)
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