The latest attempt to sell Koksara, a former Bosnian industrial giant, has failed to attract viable bids. Despite a starting price of just 108 million marks—significantly below the asset’s estimated value of 225 million marks—no offers even approached the minimum. This unsuccessful sale raises concerns about the future of the struggling company and its substantial assets. The lack of interest signals potential issues with investment climate or the condition of the entity itself. Authorities are now reportedly initiating pre-investigation actions, suggesting scrutiny into the sale process and the company’s overall situation. This outcome casts a shadow over ongoing efforts to revitalize Bosnia’s industrial sector and attract foreign investment. The future of Koksara and its workforce remains deeply uncertain.