Most of Slovenia’s best companies are mid-size. Though less known in the wider public, they operate on a global scale and often play the role of a niche leader. These enterprises are highly innovative and represent a true pillar of Slovenia’s exporting economy.
Read more »The creative and cultural industries are of key importance for modern economies. Slovenia is no exception with a thriving computer gaming scene, top designers and creators of leading computer graphics technologies.
Read more »Ljubljana’s Elaphe company, the tech leader in in-wheel electric motor, attracted new investment from the European fund specialising in sustainable energy solutions.
Read more »ISL Online is widely recognised as one of the best remote desktop management software solutions. It was developed by one of Slovenia’s best small tech companies, XLAB.
Read more »Three important Slovenian companies changed hands: ICTprovider Iskratel, prefabricated building components manufacturer Trimo and biotech company Bia Separations were acquired by Austrian, Irish, and German strategic buyers.
Read more »Atlantic Droga Kolinska, Belinka Perkemija, TKK and iSystem Labs were honoured as best foreign investors in 2020 for their excellent business performance and contribution to the development of the Slovenian economy. The awards are given out annually by the SPIRIT Slovenia and the ministry of economy and technology.
Read more »Innovation is one of the key elements in achieving long-term prosperity through sustainable and progressive economic growth and as such, one of the main and most important pillars of the Slovenian economy.
Read more »E-mobility technologies from automotive to marine and aviation are rapidly revolutionizing mobility. Join us to connect with world-class Slovenian eMobility developers and establish new partnerships with Elaphe, C-Astral, Emsiso, edyn by Podkriznik, and the National Institute of Chemistry.
Read more »The multidisciplinary team also involved researchers from the Northwestern University and was led by the Slovenian born Stanford computer scientist Jure Leskovec.
Read more »Perhaps not in economic and most certainly not in military terms: but Slovenia is indisputably a global superpower in sports.
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