Croatian and Slovenian institutional investors and representatives of the Romanian capital market gathered \u0430t the one-day “Romania Day” conference in Zagreb organized by InterCapital. The conference was held with the aim of gathering, connecting and exchanging opinions of investors from Croatia and Slovenia with experts and participants of the Romanian capital market. The first part was devoted to the presentation of the investment climate and the capital market in Romania, while the second part was reserved for meetings with companies. <\/p>\n\n
A panel discussion was held under the direction of Matko Maravi\u0107, President of the Management Board of Interkapital vrijednosni papiri and Ivana Ga\u017ei\u0107, President of the Management Board of Zagreb Stock Exchange, Adrian Tanase, President of the Management Board of Bucharest Stock Exchange, Marinko Do\u0161en, President of the Management Board of AD Plastik and Marius Dan, investor relations manager at Fondul Proprietate participated in discussion.<\/p>\n\n
\u201eWe have JV company Euro APS in Romania and we have been doing business there for 16 years already. Although we are not listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, our experience in the Romanian market which has a developed automotive industry is very positive. Romanian economic policy as well as the interest of the world’s investment funds for Romanian companies contribute to a positive economic climate and, consequently, also to the trends of capital market trading,” said Marinko Do\u0161en.<\/p>\n\n
He also added that the objective of the AD Plastik Group is to clearly and transparently present its business results, plans and business risks to investors and ensure dividend yield without compromising liquidity and financing for further growth and development of the company.<\/p>\n\n
\u201eFirst and foremost, we want to explain and clarify the specifics of the automotive industry to our existing and potential investors. Croatia has no car manufacturers, and therefore not many large suppliers. Our industry is really specific, starting from doing business practically without stock, to seldom seen partnerships between customers and suppliers. For the past few years we have invested a lot in building quality relations with investors and higher-quality corporate governance. And we plan to keep doing it,” said Marinko Do\u0161en, participating in the panel discussion.<\/p>\n ","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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