SOFIA (Bulgaria), August 28 (SeeNews) - Following is a schedule of corporate, economic and political events taking place in or related to Bulgaria through November 25. New or amended entries are marked (*).
* Thursday, August 28 – Sofia: Government to discuss a programme for preventing and fighting human trafficking at its regular meeting.
* Thursday, August 28 – Sofia: Russian news agency RIA Novosti holds a Moscow-Sofia video news conference on the ecological safety of the Russian-backed South Stream gas pipeline project.
* Thursday, August 28 – Sofia: Visiting European Commission Vice-President Guenter Verheugen meets Bulgaria's European Integration Minister Gergana Grancharova.
Thursday, August 28 - Sofia: Bulgarian cosmetics producer Aroma to seek shareholders' approval for a 15.5 million levs buyout bid for 92.9% of toothbrush and wet wipes producer Astera Cosmetics (0800 GMT).
Friday, August 29 - Sofia: Statistics office NSI to release July producer prices data.
Sunday, August 31 - Sofia: Deadline for the Finance Ministry to release July budget balance expires.
Saturday, September 6 - Sofia: Right-wing opposition parties to launch a nationwide protest action against the Socialist-led government.
Wednesday, September 10 - Sofia: A tender for the sale of 100% of Bulgarian arms producer NITI to take place.
Monday, September 15 - Sofia: Bulgaria's central bank to auction 15 million lev ($12 million/7.7 million euro) in three-month Treasury bills.
Tuesday, September 16 - Sofia: A conference on the prospects before the capital markets in southeast Europe, organised by the Bulgarian Stock exchange, to take place.
Thursday, September 18 - Sofia: Shareholders of blue-chip Corporate Commercial Bank (Corpbank) to vote on a proposal to pass 2008 dividend. (0800 GMT)
Monday, September 22 - Independence Day. Public and market holiday.
Tuesday, September 23 - Sofia: The Bulgarian Stock exchange to replace seven components of its BG TotalReturn30 (BG TR30) index, in which companies with a free float of at least 10% have equal weight.
Tuesday, September 23 - Sofia: Bulgaria's dominant fixed-line telecoms provider BTC holds a shareholders' meeting to vote on merging its wireless unit BTC Mobile into BTC (0600 GMT).
Tuesday, September 23 - Sofia: The Bulgarian Stock exchange holds an extraordinary shareholders' meeting to discuss management issues (0700 GMT).
Friday, September 26 - Dimitrovgrad: Shareholders of blue-chip chemical fertilisers producer Neochim to vote on a proposal to appoint a representative of Chimimport Group, a subsidiary of blue-chip industrial conglomerate Chimimport, as a management board member (meeting starts 0900 GMT).
Friday, September 26 - Sofia: Creditors of Bulgaria’s largest steel mill, Ispat Industries-owned Kremikovtzi, which a Sofia court has declared insolvent, to hold a meeting.
Monday, September 29 - Sofia: Bulgaria's central bank to auction 30 million lev ($23.9 million/15.3 million euro) in 10-year treasury notes.
Thursday, October 9 - Sofia (Bulgaria): 3rd Balkan Real Estate conference - Bulgaria, organised by Balkan Property exhibition (*BalPEx*) takes place.*
Friday, October 10 - Sofia (Bulgaria): 4th Balkan Property exhibition - BalPEx - Fall 2008 (www.balpex.eu) starts (until October 12).
Friday, October 24 - Sofia: Deadline for placing bids for the heating utility in the northeastern city of Shumen.
Thursday, November 6 - Sofia: Sofia's Municipal Privatisation Agency to auction 65.55% of Municipal Insurance company at a call price of 9.6 million levs.
Tuesday, November 25 - Sofia: Financial and industrial group Eurohold Bulgaria to release consolidated financial results for the third quarter.
Tuesday, November 25 - Sofia: Blue-chip car battery manufacturer MonBat to issue revenue and profit forecast for the last quarter of 2008.
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