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Moldova puts 21 state farmland plots up for five-year lease

Moldova’s Public Property Agency will auction five-year lease rights for 21 state-owned agricultural plots on September 22, offering farmland parcels ranging from 1.3 to nearly 87 hectares across the country.

Competitive Bidding Terms

The parcels are located in several agricultural regions, including the municipality of Chișinău. Starting annual lease prices range from €250 (approx. 5,000 MDL) for smaller lots to €22,170 (approx. 444,000 MDL) for extensive arable tracts.

Interested agricultural producers and commercial bidders must submit their formal participation files by September 21 at 12:00 PM local time. Complete tender documentation and parcel specifications are available on the agency's official platform.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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