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    Mazad Launches Online Auction to Sell and Dismantle Alba’s old Power Stations

    January 3, 2024
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    MANAMA, Bahrain, Jan. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Mazad W.L.L, a local portfolio company of Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company “Mumtalakat” mandated with overseeing the Kingdom of Bahrain’s public and electronic auctions, announced the launch of its latest project to sell and dismantle Aluminium Bahrain (Alba)’s old power stations through an auction on Mazad’s digital channels. With a starting bid of BD1,000,000, the auction will conclude on the 7th of February 2024.

    Mazad Launches Online Auction to Sell and Dismantle Alba’s old Power Stations

    This auction follows the partnership agreement recently established between both organisations, in which Mazad has been tasked with launching the project across its various e-channels. This step underscores Mazad’s leading role in organising and overseeing local public and online auctions. In addition to creating a competitive atmosphere between investors, the digital auction will ensure a streamlined and transparent process, reaching a greater number of bidders.

    Alba’s old Power Stations include a number of equipment such as steam and gas turbines along with their generators and accessories, cooling systems, a number of transformers, switches, electrical cables, other equipment, and a large number of spare parts. The buyer will be responsible for dismantling all equipment and structures on-sale, cleaning the site location upon demolition, and removing all materials, in addition to providing the necessary tools and machinery to execute the project.

    Mr. Talal Al Araifi, Chief Executive Officer of Mazad, commented: “We continue to expand our cooperation with a variety of public and private sector organisations as part of our goal to diversify our assets on auction and drive the national economy and sustainability. As such, our partnership with Alba reflects our efforts to provide a fair auction for all bidders in accordance with the highest standards and latest digital practices. We aim to launch Alba’s old Power Stations through Mazad’s digital platform to reach the largest number of potential buyers through a seamless, trusted and transparent platform.”

    To participate in the auction, interested buyers must register through the website www.mazad.app, or download the mobile application “Mazad – Auctions & More.” In addition to downloading the auction documents, bidders are obligated to meet the requirements and technical conditions of the project, and pay the insurance amount.

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