The shareholders of Fintel Energija have reached the decision on increasing the company"s capital by RSD 3.5 billion (EUR 27.5 million) through the initial public offering (IPO) at the Belgrade Stock Exchange.

The shareholders have approved the capital increase through the listing on the Belgrade Stock Exchange premium list.

– The GM of Fintel Energija decided for the capital to increase to up to RSD 3.25 billion (EUR 27.5 million), which equals 6.5 million new shares worth RSD 500 – Fintel Energia Group says in a press release.

According to Italian media, Fintel Energia Group, owner of Fintel Energija, expect to keep a controlling stake in the Serbian company, whose IPO should be completed in the first half of the year.

Several days ago, Fintel Energija filed for an IPO with the Securities Commission of the Republic of Serbia. The company is also preparing a stock issue prospectus.

Fintel Energija and Serbia"s MK Holding, owned by Serbian businessman Miodrag Kostic, own two companies, MK Fintel Wind and MK Fintel Wind Holding.

MK Fintel Wind controls the first phase of the Kosava wind farm (69 MW), the construction of which began last June. In late February, MK Fintel Wind announced that it had secured EUR 81.5 million for the completion of the first phase of this wind farm.

All other wind farms already built or currently being built by Fintel Energia and MK Holding in Serbia are owned by MK Fintel Wind. The companies have so far opened the first wind farm in Serbia, Kula, of 9.9 MW, in late 2015, and La Piccolina wind farm, in October 2016.

Industrija mesa "Srem Šid" dobila je danas novog vlasnika koji planira obradu 400 grla goveda dnevno i izvoz u Tursku, izjavio je danas ministar poljoprivrede Branislav Nedimović.
BEOGRAD - Industrija mesa "Srem Šid" dobila je danas novog vlasnika koji planira obradu 400 grla goveda dnevno i izvoz u Tursku, izjavio je danas ministar poljoprivrede Branislav Nedimović.

Novi vlasnik ove industrije mesa, koja je od 2001. bila u stečaju, je konzorcijum "Agropapuk" i "Đuđević".

Nemačka kompanija Leoni, proizvođač optičkih vlakana i kablova, otvorila je danas novi pogon u Nišu u kojem će biti zaposleno 1.123 radnika.

Ovde će se na 20.000 kvadrata proizvoditi kablovi za automobile, a u pogon je uloženo oko 22 mil EUR. Država je pomogla otvaranje pogona otkupom zemljišta za izgradnju i isplatom subvencija Leoniju.

Plan kompanije je da, zajedno sa radnicima u Nišu, do kraja godine zaposli 2.200 ljudi.

Leoni je prvu fabriku u Srbiji otvorio u Prokuplju 2009. godine, drugu 2014. u Malošištu u opštini Doljevac, a prošle godine u Nišu. Otvaranjem fabrike u Kraljevu, naredne godine, Leoni će postati najveći poslodavac u Srbiji, sa više od 11.000 zaposlenih.

Otvaranju pogona u Nišu prisustvovao je predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić koji je rekao da je država dosta učinila za Niš koji bi trebalo da bude centar tog dela Balkana.

On je najavio je da će u avgustu ove godine u Nišu pogon otvoriti i poznati proizvođač rasvete, kompanija Zumtobel.

The profit of the Serbian economy amounted to RSD 437.2 billion in 2017, nearly twice as much as in 2016, when the profit amounted to RSD 187.4 billion, the Business Registers Agency announced yesterday.

– The high profitability of the economy in 2017 was achieved thanks to an increase in net profit by 32% to RSD 666.6 billion, but also a decrease in net loss by 27.8% to RSD 229.4 billion – said Ruzica Stamenkovic, registrar at the Register of Financial Statements.

She pointed out that companies in Serbia had been realizing profit for the third year in a row, but that the growth had slowed down in 2017 compared to a year before, standing at 4.8%, as opposed to 26.1% in 2016.

Trends in the foreign exchange market also contributed considerably to the growing profitability of the Serbian economy, according to her, as the profit from the more than a triple increase of foreign exchange gains (RSD 181.5 billion) amounted to RSD 37.4 billion.

Impairment charges and write-offs, as she added, also contributed to a higher profitability of companies, as the loss thereof amounted to RSD 41.1 billion, down by 62.5% compared to 2016.

In 2017, a total of 141,942 companies operated in Serbia, and statistical and other reports were submitted by 102,532 companies. Most of them operated with profit (59,131), and 26,592 operated with losses. A total of 1,073,557 workers were employed in all these companies, 34,456 more than last year.

The biggest profit was made in the processing industry – RSD 157 billion, and this sector also had the biggest number of employees – 340,923.

Public companies, of which there are 576, have been operating with profit in the past three years, with the profit amounting to RSD 29 billion in 2017, twice as much as in 2016. Of these, 421 public companies realized a net profit, whereas 135 reported net losses.

There were 1,979 fewer workers in public companies last year, bringing the number of employees down to a total of 118,115.

Analyses show that, in 2017, the southern and eastern Serbia stood out when it comes to the growth of positive results, with the profit up from RSD 1.3 billion in 2016 to RSD 33.8 billion in 2017.

Enterprises obliged to file reports to the Business Registers Agency, of which there are 17,382, had a total profit of RSD 7.9 billion last year, up 7.9% from 2016. They employed 50,955 workers, an increase by 2,794 compared to 2016.

A total of 50,524 legal entities didn"t file 2017 reports to the Business Registers Agency, and the majority of them are not active. Assistant Minister of Economy Dusan Vuckovic said that the same companies had not been filing financial reports for years, while still being registered, despite not being operational and not having any employees.

He said that the amendments to the Company Law would more efficiently solve the shutting down of such companies.

According to Vuckovic, incentives for investments and employment allocated by the Ministry of Economy had been contributing to better business results of the Serbian economy in the previous few years.

– This Wednesday, April 25, 2018, a contests for the allocation of aid for the procurement of equipment and tools in the total amount of RSD 556 million will open – Vuckovic announced and explained that the help would amount to 25% of the procurement value, with 50% as credits.

Aerodrom "Nikola Tesla" u Beogradu osvojio je prestižnu regionalnu nagradu "Sarajevo Busines s Bridge Awards 2018" za ostvarene najbolje poslovne rezultate u poslednje četiri godine.

BEOGRAD - Aerodrom "Nikola Tesla" u Beogradu osvojio je prestižnu regionalnu nagradu "Sarajevo Busines s Bridge Awards 2018" za ostvarene najbolje poslovne rezultate u poslednje četiri godine.

Nagrada beogradskoj vazdušnoj luci, u kategoriji "Busines s of the year", pripala je i zbog značajnog porasta avio-saobraćaja, jasne vizije budućnosti u oblasti održivog razvoja, tržišnog učešcća, profita i pozitivnog uticaja na okruženje, navodi se u saopštenju aerodroma.

Odbor direktora duvanske industrije Philip Morris Operations sazvao je redovnu skupštinu akcionara za 30. maj tekuće godine, na kojoj će glavne tačke dnevnog reda biti usvajanje finansijskih izveštaja i donošenje odluke o raspodeli dobiti.

Kao i proteklih godina, uprava je predložila da se celokupni iznos ostvarene neto dobiti raspodeli akcionarima.

Vlasnici preferencijalnih akcija prve klase kojima se trguje na Beogradskoj berzi dobiće bruto iznos od 358,25 dinara po akciji (prinos na poslednjoj ceni od 3.100 dinara iznosi 11,6%).

Internim aktima kompanije kao dan dividende je utvrđen 31. decembar prošle godine.

Philip Morris je ranije izvestio da je prošla godina bila najuspešnija po pitanju profitabilnosti kompanije. Poslovna dobit je skočila za 10,3% na 4,5 milijardi dinara, dok je neto profit bio veći za 11,5% i dostigao je 3,8 milijardi dinara.

Indeksi Beogradske berze nastavili su danas rast, a Komercijalna banka je dominirala kako s rastom cene, tako i sa prometom na domaćem tržištu akcija.
BEOGRAD - Indeksi Beogradske berze nastavili su danas rast, a Komercijalna banka je dominirala kako s rastom cene, tako i sa prometom na domaćem tržištu akcija.

Ukupan promet na trgovanju iznosio je 600,4 miliona dinara (oko 5,1 milion evra).

Kontrola letenja Srbije i Crne Gore i Evropska investiciona banka potpisale su u sredu, 25. aprila 2018. godine, finansijski ugovor vredan 45 mil EUR, kojim će se obezbediti nova ulaganja u izgradnju i modernizaciju objekata kontrole leta i radarskih sistema na aerodromima u Srbiji.

Kako je saopštilo Ministarstvo građevinarstva, saobraćaja i infrastrukture, ugovor je deo programa modernizacije Kontrole letenja Srbije i Crne Gore - SUSAN, za period 2017-2021, vrednog ukupno 118 mil EUR, koji se finansira iz sopstvenih sredstava Kontrole letenja, kredita Evropske investicione banke i Evropske banke za obnovu i razvoj (EBRD).

Kontrola letenja je 92% u vlasništvu Srbije, a iz ovog programa biće uloženo ukupno 118 mil EUR, uključujući investicije u četiri aerodroma u Srbiji - Konstantin Veliki u Nišu, Ponikve u Užicu, Morava u Kraljevu i Nikola Tesla u Beogradu.

Kako se navodi, najznačajnije ulaganje biće na Aerodromu Konstantin Veliki, gde će biti izgrađen kontrolni toranj, u koji će biti uloženo 5,5 miliona evra.

U aerodrom Morava biće uloženo 850.000 EUR, najvećim delom u zamenu radio-farova, dok će u Ponikve biti uloženo 440.000 EUR, najviše u unapređenje infrastrukture oko poletno-sletne staze.

Sredstva su predviđena i za izgradnju aneksa centra kontrole letenja i kontrolnog tornja na Aerodromu Nikola Tesla i unapređenje radio navigacionih sredstava u zoni aerodroma.

Podsetimo, u avgustu 2017. objavljeno je da će SMATSA raspisati tender za unapređenje sistema upravljanja vazdušnim saobraćajem i da će koristiti sredstva iz kredita EBRD-a i EIB za finansiranje projekta, čija je procenjena vrednost 74,15 mil EUR.