Weekly Review of Slovenian Business & Economy from 11 to 17 Sept
Ljubljana, 19 September - Shareholders of Slovenia's second largest bank, NKBM, approved the planned integration of a small bank, PBS, into NKBM in a move aimed at consolidating the domestic banking market. Similarly, the country's leading retailer Mercator was given the green light by the Serbian authorities to publish a takeover bid for Serbia's largest grocer, C Market, which Mercator did a couple of days later. Another major company was in the limelight: Luka Koper, the manager of the port of Koper, opened a bulk cargo terminal in what seen as the largest terminal of its kind in the south of Europe. Causing a stir in Slovenia was the European Commission's calculations suggesting that the country might not be eligible for Objective 1 structural funds intended for poorer regions in the 2007-2013 budget.
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