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Business sentiment down in October for fourth month running
Ljubljana, 22 October (STA) - The downward trend of business sentiment in Slovenia continued for a fourth month in a row in October, as the relevant indicator dropped by 2.5 percentage points compared to September. It was still 8.3 percentage points higher above the figure for the same month last year, the Statistics Office said on Friday.
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Business sentiment down in October for fourth month running
Ljubljana, 22 October (STA) - The downward trend of business sentiment in Slovenia continued for a fourth month in a row in October, as the relevant indicator dropped by 2.5 percentage points compared to September. It was still 8.3 percentage points higher above the figure for the same month last year, the Statistics Office said on Friday.
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Business sentiment down in October for fourth month running
Ljubljana, 22 October (STA) - The downward trend of business sentiment in Slovenia continued for a fourth month in a row in October, as the relevant indicator dropped by 2.5 percentage points compared to September. It was still 8.3 percentage points higher above the figure for the same month last year, the Statistics Office said on Friday.
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Business sentiment down in October for fourth month running
Ljubljana, 22 October (STA) - The downward trend of business sentiment in Slovenia continued for a fourth month in a row in October, as the relevant indicator dropped by 2.5 percentage points compared to September. It was still 8.3 percentage points higher above the figure for the same month last year, the Statistics Office said on Friday.
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Labour costs per employee up by 5% last year
Ljubljana, 21 October (STA) - Average monthly costs per person in paid employment in Slovenia increased by 5% last year to EUR 2,498.73, data from the Statistics Office shows. Wages accounted for 86.4% of the labour costs. According to Eurostat, Slovenia's labour costs were below the EU average.
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Consumer confidence remains down in October
Ljubljana, 21 October (STA) - Consumer confidence deteriorated for the fourth month in a row in October. The figure was down by four percentage points both on September and the long-term average, the Statistics Office said on Thursday.
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Novartis to fill Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in Ljubljana
Ljubljana, 21 October (STA) - Novartis has signed an initial agreement to use its manufacturing facility in Ljubljana to fill the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine against Covid-19. The Novartis Technical Operations site in Ljubljana will fill at least 24 million doses in its sterile manufacturing facilities in 2022, the Swiss pharma company announced on Thursday.
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Renewables produce a third of Slovenia's electricity
Ljubljana, 20 October (STA) - A third of Slovenia's electricity output was generated with renewables last year, as renewable electricity generation rose in both the EU and Slovenia, the Statistics Office (SURS) said on Wednesday prior to the 25-29 October EU Sustainable Energy Week.
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Unior to launch new production line with SID bank loan
Zreče, 20 October (STA) - Unior, a Zreče-based group specialising in forged steel and tools, has signed a contract with the SID development and export bank on a EUR 5.7 million loan for the financing of a new line of aluminium products. The 12-year loan involves a six-year moratorium on principal repayment.
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Petrol ranks 9th by total revenue in SE Europe
Ljubljana, 18 October (STA) - Slovenian energy company Petrol ranked ninth by total revenue for 2020 in the SEE TOP 100 ranking of the largest companies in SE Europe, published by business news portal SeeNews. Romanian company Automobile Dacia, a unit of French Renault, was ranked first with EUR 3.8 billion in revenue.
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REM opens new business and production centre in Trebnje
Trebnje, 15 October (STA) - REM, a Trebnje-based manufacturer of prefabricated construction modules, opened on Friday a new business and production centre in the local industrial zone. The project, worth more than EUR 15 million and expected to create over 50 new jobs, was supported by a EUR 2.6 million government grant.
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Another automotive supplier forced to lay off workers
Slovenj Gradec, 15 October (STA) - With the global automotive industry running low on semiconductor chips and orders from car makers to car part suppliers cut, the Slovenj Gradec-based company Dani AFC has announced that it is forced to reduce its 304-strong workforce by a third.
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