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ISSN 1581-4866
Issue #3
January 20, 2004
business news

editorial
Simply Good

did you know...
Inflation for 2003 at 4.6 Percent

weekly report
Ambassador Outlines Ireland's EU Agenda

Correction

Accession Treaty Gets Nod of Parliamentary Committee

The Bulk of Secondary EU Legal Acts Already Translated

LDS, NSi and SLS Gearing up for EU Elections

Darko Anželj Named New Police Chief

FM Attends His First OSCE Troika Meeting

Croatian Ambassador Quits Slovenia Post

IMAD Comes Out with Ambitious Inflation Targets

Minority MPs Meet PM and President

Slovenians Concerned about Corruption

cover story
Handball Fever Coming to Slovenia

interview
Simply a Good Film

what makes the news
Dialogue and Trust Among Neighbours

Masses Respond to Musician's Appeal

Lileki Back on Stage

Hunting the Golden Fox

First Generation Start Voluntary Military Service

Facelift for Military Academy in Maribor

business news
KAD Satisfied with 2003 Performance

Iskra Avtoelektrika, Juteks and Špica Honoured for Top Rating

Slovenian Post Records Best Results Since Inception

Ljubljanske Mlekarne to Become Leading Dairy in the Region

Comet Becomes Owner of German Toroflex

Mazda 3 Named Slovenian Car of the Year

what's in the press
Appeasement Takes Over

letter from abroad
Croatia: Chance for a New Beginning

what's going on
what's going on

where to go
where to go

Credit Rating

Iskra Avtoelektrika, Juteks and Špica Honoured for Top Rating

Ljubljana, Jan. 15

Automotive parts maker Iskra Avtoelektrika, vinyl floor coverings producer Juteks and data systems solutions provider Špica International have been awarded the "Rating of the Year" award. The Slovenian company "I" and one of the leading global rating companies, Dun&Bradstreet, conferred the prestigious prizes for top credit ratings in 2003. The aim of the award is to promote financial discipline among Slovenian companies. The award also has a practical value, as the winning companies will automatically be entitled to more favourable conditions with suppliers, banks and insurance companies. The three companies were selected among the several thousand for which credit ratings are maintained. The top rating of A1 means that companies have achieved, and even surpassed, the required criteria and are successful partners for their customers, banks and suppliers, while also being environmentally-friendly, Michelle Potts of Dun&Bradstreet underscored.