Long path to privatization

Some of the companies likely to bid on Mostar Aluminij do not have good track records as good corporate citizens. Allegations of corruption, bribery, fraud, extortion and other crimes haunt many of the regions biggest aluminum companies.

Tender raises questions

Experts say the tender process to privatize BiH”s most important industrial plant is not transparent and is open to corruption. Odd requirements in the tender eliminate many of the best aluminum companies and a plan to have multiple rounds of bidding opens the process to manipulation.

Who wants to own Mostar Aluminij?

The history of the privatization of Mostar Aluminij reflects the complexity and troubles BiH has faced over the past decade. At issue is who really owns the countries largest exporter.

CIN wins UK grant

British Foreign and Commonwealth Office to support Center’s work

CIN wins SIDA grant

Center will use money over next three years to investigate crime and corruption

Anonymous Report

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Anonymous Report

By submitting your anonymous reports, you contribute to the integrity of our community. Please use this form to safely report any suspicions of corruption or illegal activities you may observe. Your courage is crucial in upholding our values and promoting transparency.