Beohemija kupila Hipol iz Odžaka za 1,26 milijardi dinara
Agencija za licenciranje stečajnih upravnika saopštila je danas da je beogradska Beohemija kupila hemijsku industriju Hipol iz Odžaka u stečaju po početnoj ceni od 1,26 milijardi dinara.
Kako se navodi u saopštenju, najznačajnija imovina Hipola je fabrički kompleks, a preduzeće je prodato kao pravno lice.
Hipol je privatizovan 2006. godine, ali nakon samo četiri godine ugovor o privatizaciji je raskinut. Stečajni postupak nad preduzećem pokrenut je 2016. godine
Beohemija Buys Hipol from Odzaci for RSD 1.26 Billion
The Bankruptcy Supervision Agency has announced that Beohemija Belgrade has bought the chemical company Hipol from Odzaci in bankruptcy at the initial price of RSD 1.26 billion.
According to the announcement, the most important property of Hipol is the factory complex, and the company was sold as a legal entity.
Hipol was privatized in 2006, but the privatization agreement was terminated only four years later. The bankruptcy proceedings were initiated in 2016.
Svetska banka Srbiji prognozira rast od 6%
Ekonomski oporavak Srbije se ubrzava, uz oživljavanje privatne tražnje i povećanje ukupnih investicija, a očekuje se da će stopa rasta dostići 6% u 2021, nakon čega će se na srednji rok vratiti na nivo od oko 4%, navela je Svetska banka u Redovnom ekonomskom izveštaju za Zapadni Balkan.
Kako se navodi u saopštenju, rast je ove godine podstaknut novim paketom finansijskih podsticaja, fiskalni deficit se tokom 2021. postepeno smanjivao, a dobri izvozni rezultati pomogli su da deficit tekućeg računa ostane ispod projektovanog.
Svetska banka očekuje da će potrošnja ostati glavni pokretač rasta BDP-a na srednji rok, dok će neto izvoz i dalje davati negativan doprinos privrednom rastu.
- Da bi oslobodila svoj razvojni potencijal i omogućila otvaranje novih, kvalitetnih radnih mesta, Srbija treba da ukloni strukturna uska grla vezana za upravu, tržište rada, infrastrukturu i poreski sistem - smatra direktor kancelarije Svetske banke u Srbiji Nikola Pontara.
- Zelena tranzicija, zasnovana na efikasnijem korišćenju sirovina i energenata, ekspanziji zelenih industrija i tehnologija i promovisanju energetski efikasnije privrede koja proizvodi manje zagađenja, može pomoći Srbiji da izgradi ekološki čistu i otpornu ekonomiju - poručio je Pontara.
Srbija će na srednji rok održati makroekonomsku stabilnost, dok se za inflaciju - uprkos ubrzanju u prethodnih nekoliko meseci - očekuje da se vrati u okvire ciljanog raspona Narodne banke Srbije, ocenjuje Svetska banka.
Stopa siromaštva u regionu, prema projekcijama, vratiće se na trend zabeležen pre izbijanja pandemije i smanjice se za oko 1 procentni poen, na 20,3 odsto, slicno nivou iz 2019, saopštava Svetska banka i upozorava da je oporavak i dalje izložen pretnjama.
Svetska banka naglašava da su tokom recesije posebno bile pogođene žene i mladi, kod kojih je stopa nezaposlenosti mladih u 2021. porasla na 37,7 odsto.
World Bank Projects Growth of 6% for Serbia
The economic recovery of Serbia is accelerating, with a revival of private demand and an increase in total investments, and the growth rate is expected to reach 6% in 2021, following which it will return to around 4% in the medium-term, the World Bank said in its Regular Economic Report for the Western Balkans.
According to the announcement, this year’s growth is driven by a new financial stimulus package. The fiscal deficit gradually dropped during 2021, and the good exporting results have helped the current account deficit remain below the projection.
The World Bank expects consumption to remain the main engine of the GDP growth in the medium term, whereas net exports will still give a negative contribution to the economic growth.
– In order to release its development potential and enable the creation of new, quality jobs, Serbia needs to remove the structural bottlenecks in the administration, the labor market, the infrastructure and the tax system – says the World Bank County Manager in Serbia, Nicola Pontara.
– Green transition, based on a more efficient use of raw materials and energy sources, the expansion of green industries and technologies and the promotion of a more energy efficient economy, which produces less pollution, can help Serbia build a clean and resilient economy – Pontara said.
In the medium term, Serbia will retail macroeconomic stability, whereas the inflation, despite the acceleration in the past few months, is expected to go back within the targeted band of the National Bank of Serbia, the World Bank estimates.
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