NEW YORK, June 20 - Ukraine, struggling to reform a shattered economy while restructuring private sector debt and dealing with separatist rebels in its east, expects its first state-owned property sale in the fourth quarter, the economy minister said on Friday.

Aivaras Abromavicius, a former investment banker from Lithuania drafted in December into the cabinet of President Petro Poroshenko, said the list of 350 companies up for sale will be topped by fertilizer business Odessa Port Plant and power generator Tsentrenergo, Reuters reported.