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22 Slovenian companies on Deloitte’s CE Top 500 listCentral europe Top 500 |
22 Slovenian companies are placed on this year’s CE Top 500 list, based on the revenues from sale, published by Deloitte for the third consecutive year. The best position on this year’s list is taken by Petrol group, which placed on 41st place of the list, and follwed by Mercator group. Only Slovenian bank on this year’s Top 50 banks list is NLB group, and among Top 50 insurance companies the highest place is taken by Triglav.
Top 10 places on CE Top 500 list are primarily taken by energy and resources companies, and the primate is still firmly held by the Polish oil giant PKN Orlen, followed by Hungarian Mol and Ukrainian Metinvest, which is the best placed representative of manufacturing industry. Most companies on the list come from energy and resources industry, 151 in total, followed by the consumer business, transportation and manufacturing companies.
Slovenian companies on the Top 500 list mostly come from the consumer business, energy and resources and life sciences industries. Besides abovementioned Petrol group and Mercator group (46th place), among top 10 Slovenian companies are: Petrol (54), PS Mercator (91), Gorenje group (134), Merkur group (143), Revoz (151), HSE group (199), Lek (204) and Krka group (208). If we look at the countries in our closer region, Croatia has the most representatives (11), among which the dominating position for this year belongs to Agrokor, followed by INA group. Among 6 Serbian companies on the list, the best placed are Naftna Industrija Srbije and Elektroprivreda. The only Macedonian company on the list is oil rafinery OKTA, while Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro do not have any representatives on the list, same as the last year.
“During the first three quarters of 2008, Central European economies have shown the continuous growth, and the general economic climate was relatively favourable when comparing to turmoils in USA and Western Europe. In that period, the average revenue from sales among two thirds of Top 500 CE companies has grown by 20 percent, when comparing to the situation in 2007. However, the influence of the global economy crisis has become visible in CE region in the last quarter of 2008, and developed further in the first quarter of 2009. In this period, up to 76 percent of companies on the list recorded average decline in revenues from sale by 23 percent, in comparison to the first quarter of 2008,” commented Janez Škrubej, Director in FAS, Deloitte.
The largest revenue decline in the first quarter of 2009, in average by 33 percent, was recorded among the manufacturing companies. Following is the real estate sector, with 22 percent decline, and energy and resources sector with 17 percent decline. Automotive industry, which has recorded revenue increase by 4 percent at the beginning of 2008, in the first quarter of 2009 faced the revenue decline by 33 percent. On this year’s CE Top 500 list, the total number of Polish and Rumanian companies has increased, while the number of Ukrainian companies has decreased significantly, reflecting the general unfavourable economic conditions in this country.
Besides the general CE Top 500 list, Deloitte has created Top 50 banks and Top 50 insurance companies lists in the Central European region. The best placed Slovenian bank is NLB, on excellent 9th place. On the Top50 insurance companies list, Slovenian representatives are Zavarovalnica Triglav (8th place), followed by Adriatic Slovenica (33), Zavarovalnica Maribor (34) and Vzajemna (36).
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