In 2026, the committee plans to bring 227 unused state property objects into economic circulation through auction sales.
These include not only those that were not sold previously, but also new ones being offered for the first time this year.
One of the largest and most interesting objects for investors is a petroleum products warehouse located on the outskirts of the urban settlement of Chashniki, in the village of Varki.
Built in 1989, the oil depot was used for storing petroleum products by the state enterprise "Belorusneft-Vitebskoblnefteprodukt" until 2025.
The territory, covering over 8 hectares, includes 13 buildings.
Railway tracks are connected to the facility, which means that upon commencement of operations, the delivery of raw materials and shipment of finished products will be maximally convenient.
There are electricity supply networks, a water supply system, a heating network, sewage, a well, and a pumping station.
For storing petroleum products, 20 tanks with a total volume of over 5,000 cubic meters are used.
The tank farm includes 10 tanks of 75 cubic meters each, 4 tanks of 400 cubic meters each, 3 tanks of 200 cubic meters each, and 3 tanks of 700 cubic meters each. There is also 1 tank for fuel oil and 4 horizontal tanks for waste products.
All oil depot facilities are in good technical condition. The base territory is fenced and under round-the-clock security.
The first auction for the sale of the oil depot is scheduled for February 27. Participation in the electronic bidding is open to citizens and organisations of the Republic of Belarus, as well as foreign citizens.
In the first month of this year, the committee conducted 12 successful auctions for the sale of unused state property, most of which were sold at the base rate (45 Belarusian rubles). This has not only facilitated the utilisation of unused state property objects for regional development but also replenished the state budget by over 31 thousand rubles.