Sitemap

Slovenia

Revoz, Lek, Krka & Gorenje Slovenia’s Top Exporters

Source:

CorD Recommends

Montenegrin Parliament Appoints Government Headed by Prime Minister Spajić

The Montenegrin Assembly has elected the 44th...

Andrija Mandić Appointed President of Montenegro’s Assembly

Andrija Mandić, leader of the New Serbian...

Serbia Offers Montenegro E-Invoicing Platform Licence Free of Charge

Serbia and Montenegro have inked a deal...

Ananas Initiates Regional Expansion into North Macedonia

Ananas e-commerce, a branch of Miroslav Mišković's...

EU and U.S. Urge Western Balkans to Pursue EU Membership

During the EU-Western Balkans summit hosted by the "Friends of Europe" think tank in Brussels, Miroslav Lajčak, the EU's...

Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak to Become a Serbian Citizen

Steve Wozniak, the acclaimed American computer engineer and co-founder of Apple, along with his wife, is set to become...

22 Countries Commit to Tripling Nuclear Energy by 2050 in Climate Change Battle

Leaders and top officials from 22 nations have signed a declaration to triple nuclear energy production by 2050, as...

Serbia and Italy Sign Innovation Cooperation Agreements at Forum

At the Italy-Serbia Innovation Forum "Creating Business through Innovation," three agreements and a memorandum were signed, as announced by...

Minister Dačić Received the Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of Malta in a Farewell Visit

The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, Ivica Dačić, received in...

Revoz, the Slovenian subsidiary of the French carmaker Renault, continues to top the Delo list of Slovenia’s largest exporters, followed by pharmaceutical companies Lek and Krka, and the household appliances maker Gorenje, the only four companies whose exports exceeded a billion euro in 2019. Revoz recorded exports of EUR 1.77 billion, followed by Lek with EUR 1.48 billion and Krka with EUR 1.4 billion.

Gorenje was at EUR 1.12 billion, shows a list published by Delo on Monday. The top ten is rounded off by aluminium producer Impol, steel group SIJ, industrial conglomerate Kolektor, home appliances maker BSH Hišni Aparati, foundry LTH Castings and aluminium producer Talum.

Overall merchandise exports totalled EUR 33.5 billion in 2019 and trade continued to grow through February, but the coronavirus pandemic has probably already led to a sharp contraction.

Related Articles

22 Countries Commit to Tripling Nuclear Energy by 2050 in Climate Change Battle

Leaders and top officials from 22 nations have signed a declaration to triple nuclear energy production by 2050, as reported by the International Atomic...

Mercator Inks €30 Million Deal to Acquire Tuš, Boosting Market Dominance

Slovenia's foremost retail giant, Mercator, has officially sealed a significant agreement on November 15th, solidifying its takeover of the rival company Tuš. Although the...

Slovenia Boosts Cyber Defence with $30M US Aid

Slovenia has enhanced its cyber defence capabilities with a substantial $30 million contribution from the United States. This aid aims to fortify the communication and...

Waldrapp Ibis Returns to Slovenia After 400 Years

After a 400-year absence, the Waldrapp Ibis, a migratory bird known to inhabit arid, semi-desert, and rocky terrains, has been spotted once more in...

Celebratory Stamps Launched Marking 115 Years of Diplomatic Relations between Serbia and Egypt

A special series of commemorative stamps, crafted by the Serbian Postal Service in honour of the 115th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Serbia and...

Slovenia Records the Highest Employment Growth in the EU

The employment rate for European Union residents aged between 20 and 64 stood at 75.4% in the second quarter of 2023, marking an increase...

Hisense Pours £45 Million into New Factory in Valjevo

Chinese corporation Hisense has announced an investment of £45 million in a cutting-edge cooling appliance factory located in Valjevo. This establishment, christened 'Valjevo 3',...

At Bled, Charles Michel Stresses EU’s Readiness for Expansion by 2030

At the Bled Strategic Forum, European Council President Charles Michel stated that the European Union (EU) must be poised for enlargement by the year...