јануар 2013

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 29 (SeeNews) – Registrations of new commercial vehicles in Bulgaria rose by 30.7% to 3,118 in 2012, provisional data of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, ACEA, indicated on Tuesday.

BELGRADE (Serbia), January 29 (SeeNews) – Serbian dairy products company Imlek has offered to buy back 5,000 of its own shares at 3,250 dinars ($37.3/28.9 euro) apiece, data of the Central Securities Depository and Clearing House showed.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 29 (SeeNews) – Wizz Air will launch on May 19 a new route linking the Bulgarian capital Sofia with Larnaca in Cyprus, the Hungarian-based low-cost carrier said on Tuesday.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 29 (SeeNews) – Bulgarian-American Credit Bank (BACB) [BUL:5BN] said its consolidated net loss shrank to 19.54 million levs ($13.43 million/10 million euro) in 2012 from 38.03 million levs a year earlier.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 29 (SeeNews) – Bulgarian real estate investment trust (REIT) FairPlay Properties [BUL:6F3] said on Tuesday it swung to a non-consolidated net profit of 1.68 million levs ($1.15 million/859,000 euro) last year from a net loss of 2.02 million levs in 2011.

TIRANA (Albania), January 29 (SeeNews) – Albania plans to invite tenders for construction of sewerage system and waste water treatment plant in Velipoja area, a notice published in the European Union’s procurement journal indicated on Tuesday.

SOFIA (Bulgaria), January 29 (SeeNews) – The Bulgarian municipality of Svilengrad has invited bids for road repairs with an indicative cost of 1.16 million levs ($797,000/593,000 euro), Value Added Tax excluded, a notice in the EU's procurement journal indicated on Tuesday.

BUCHAREST (Romania), January 29 (SeeNews) – Business software provider SAP Romania said on Tuesday its annual turnover soared 40% to some 23 million euro ($30.9 million) in 2012.

BELGRADE (Serbia), January 29 (SeeNews) – The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) plans to invest 300 million euro ($403 million) in 20 projects in Serbia in 2013, the government of the Balkan country said on Tuesday.

BELGRADE (Serbia), January 29 (SeeNews) – Serbian state-owned motorway company Koridori Srbije said on Tuesday it may terminate the contract with Austria’s Alpine for the construction of the Dimitrovgrad bypass as the project is more than 18 months behind schedule.