Closing a series of transaction offices, SCB invites bids to remove advertising signs

According to the announcement of Saigon Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SCB), the latest time for receiving bid documents for the above package is 3:00 p.m. on January 19. To participate in the bid, bidders are required to open a payment account at SCB. If they do not agree, they must clearly state the reason.

The bid price of the bidder includes all costs necessary to carry out the bid package in accordance with the design and technical requirements stated in the request for quotation. The bid price of the bidder must include all taxes, fees, and charges (if any) applied according to the tax rates, fees, and charges at the time 28 days before the date of bid closing as prescribed.

Đóng cửa hàng loạt phòng giao dịch, SCB lại mời thầu gỡ biển quảng cáo - 1 — A transaction office of SCB (Photo: My Tam).

Previously, SCB announced the closure of a series of 39 transaction offices in 2023. Next, in early January, the bank announced the suspension of operations of 5 transaction offices in Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City, bringing the total number of transaction offices temporarily suspended in the past year to 44.

In parallel with the above activities, SCB is also offering a batch of 23 specialized money transport vehicles for sale.

The liquidated vehicles include 17 Mitsubishi Pajero cars and 6 Hyundai Starex cars that were used by SCB as cash transport vehicles. All have HCMC license plates, registered between 2004 and 2011.

The starting price for the whole lot is 3.98 billion VND including VAT. The average price per car is about 173 million VND.

The bank does not sell each car individually but offers the whole lot to individuals and organizations in need in the form of a sealed bid so that the bank's asset liquidation council can choose the highest purchase price. The bidder needs to deposit 690 million VND, equivalent to 30 million VND per car.

SCB will be placed under special control from October 2022. The State Bank is studying the proposal of some investors to participate in restructuring this bank in order to soon submit to the Government a restructuring plan according to regulations.

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