VietinBank's Ha Giang branch is liquidating one ATM, put into use on June 26, 2018, which is broken and has zero residual value, with a starting price of VND 2.2 million including VAT; the buyer pays dismantling and transport costs. Earlier, VietinBank's Ben Tre branch offered a lot of six NCR 77 machines that are fully depreciated, not EMV-compliant and in storage, with a starting price of VND 4.2 million for the lot, or about VND 700,000 per machine, via a one-time sealed-bid tender. VietinBank's HCMC Branch 6 also tendered four old, faulty ATMs at a starting price of VND 1.5 million each.
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