"Bakhmut Central Salt Mine" Commercial and Industrial Joint Stock Company

“Bakhmut Central Salt Mine” Commercial and Industrial Joint Stock Company

Торгово-Промышленное Акционерное Общество “Бахмутская Центральная Соляная Копь”
Other city spellings: St.-Pétersbourg, Petrograde, Pétrograde

The company was founded in 1911 with head office in St. Petersburg. Capital in 1914 was 1,800,000 roubles in shares of 100 roubles.

1911

Country: Russia Theme: Salt Where Organised: Russia

REF. NO.	DENOMINATION	DESCRIPTION	NO.ISSUED	CONDITION	VALUE

101	1 share	1911?	?	–	£-

110	1 share	1913, second issue, provisional certificate, yellow & black	?	–	£-

113	10 shares	1913, second issue, provisional certificate, green & black	?	–	£-
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115	50 shares	1913, second issue, provisional certificate, blue & black	? #0015951-0016000	–	£-

120	1 share	1916, third issue, provisional certificate, purple & black	?	–	£-
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121	5 shares	1916, third issue, provisional certificate, green & black	? #18161-5	–	£-
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123	25 shares	1916, third issue, provisional certificate, brown & black	? #18326-50	–	£-
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124	50 shares	1916, third issue, provisional certificate, red & black	? #18951-19000	–	£-
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125	100 shares	1916, third issue, provisional certificate, green & black	? #25501-600	–	£-

Description

This may have been the successor company to the French-financed Societe des Sels Gemmes & Houilles de la Russie Meridionale’. The company’s salt mining operations produced some 220,000 tons annually.