Belgrade Stock Exchange (BELEX) has become a Partner Exchange of the United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) initiative.

As said in the press release, BELEX thereby signifies its commitment to promoting transparent and sustainable capital markets.

– We are delighted to join the SSE initiative. This collaboration with the UN partnership program for sustainable capital markets will help us build capacity to further promote integration of sustainability considerations and corporate transparency into our issuer’s corporate behavior and business practices – says Sinisa Krneta, CEO of the Belgrade Stock Exchange.

As he adds, they believe that this partnership will help them strengthen our efforts in promoting the role of stock exchanges in fostering economic growth, improving SME access to finance and advancing corporate governance disclosure and performance among companies in Serbia.

– Through dialogue with investors, companies, regulators and other stakeholders, the Belgrade Stock Exchange has already committed to promoting long-term sustainable investment and corporate governance among Serbian companies – Krneta added.

According to him, collaboration with the SSE Initiative will provide valuable input and support to their efforts aimed at promoting best practices and international standards in sustainable investment, transparent capital market and reporting in Serbia.

The Belgrade Stock Exchange was originally founded in 1894, and the exchange in its present form goes back to 1989. It now joins 75 other stock exchanges partners of the SSE.

Launched in 2009, the SSE was built on the demand from exchanges for a place to come together with investors, companies and policymakers to share good practices and challenges in a multi-stakeholder environment.

The initiative has grown into what is now a global partnership platform including most of the world"s exchanges.

Javna preduzeća su prošle godine imala ukupan neto dobitak u iznosu od 23,7 milijardi dinara, na čelu sa Srbijagasom čiji je profit više od polovine ovog iznosa, saznaje Blic biznis u Ministarstvu privrede.

Tako je od 37 javnih preduzeća čiji je osnivač Srbija, pozitivan finansijski rezultat za 2017. godinu ostvarilo 31 javno preduzeće, dok je negativan neto rezultat, odnosno minus u kasi imalo šest javnih preduzeća.

Na listi najuspešnijih javnih preduzeća prošle godine ubedljivo prvo mesto pripalo je JP Srbijagas koji je imao 16,7 milijardi dinara dobiti, sledi EPS sa gotovo tri puta manjim iznosom profita, 6,4 milijardi dinara, zatim JP Jugoimport SDPR koji je imao 3,1 milijardu dinara neto dobiti, JP EMS sa tri milijarde i JP Pošte Srbije koja je ostvarila 2,2 milijarde dinara profita.

Realizovani poslovni dobitak javnih preduzeća u 2017. godini veći je za 56% u odnosu na planiranu dobit za isti ovaj period – kažu za Blic biznis u Ministarstvu privrede.

Kako naglašavaju, realizovani poslovni prihodi u 2017. godini manji su za 6% u odnosu na planirane, ali su i rashodi sniženi, i to za 9% u odnosu na planirane troškove za isti period.


Pre četiri godine bili u minusu

- Javna preduzeća čiji je osnivač Srbija nekoliko godina unazad ostvaruju sve bolji poslovni rezultat. Dobar trend došao je nakon što je Ministarstvo privrede donelo smernice preduzećima kako da formiraju poslovnu politiku i planove rada – kaže za Blic biznis državni sekretar u Ministarstvu privrede Dragan Stevanović.

Prema njegovim rečima, javna preduzeća su u 2014. godini ostvarila neto gubitak od oko 65 milijardi dinara, a u 2015. godini, prvoj godini primene strožijih smernica, umesto minusa zabeležila su plus od 2,5 milijarde dinara.

- Preokrenuli smo trend i svake naredne godine ukupan neto rezultat je bio sve bolji, da bi 2017. godinu javna preduzeća završila sa plusom od čak 23,7 milijardi dinara – ističe Stevanović.


Prvih pet javnih preduzeća po dobiti u 2017. godini

Srbijagas 16,7 milijrade dinara

EPS 6,4 milijarde dinara

Jugoimport SDPR 3,1 milijarda dinara

EMS 3 milijarde dinara

Pošte Srbije 2,2 milijarde dinara