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NIS records excellent results
Belgrade,
8 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic received today General Director of NIS Gazprom Neft Kirill Tyurdenev, who announced key business results for the current year and plans for the next one.
Tyurdenev informed the Prime Minister that the financial indicators for this year are better than planned and significantly higher than last year’s, assessing that good results were achieved thanks to disciplined implementation of measures to increase operational efficiency and increase the turnover of oil and oil derivatives.
According to company plans, the projects at the Pancevo refinery will be completed in 2019.
Brnabic said that, in addition to fiscal consolidation, investment in infrastructure projects that could include companies like NIS are very important for the recovery of the Serbian economy, and added that the state will do everything to facilitate operations of such companies.
Tyurdenev also announced that NIS is focused on technological development of production, as evidenced by the Scientific and Technological Centre in Novi Sad, in which the Serbian students are also involved.
He expressed confidence that goals such as digitization and the fight against the gray economy will be recognised as key directions of the Serbian government, improving the business of companies and enabling faster state prosperity.
According to company plans, the projects at the Pancevo refinery will be completed in 2019.
Brnabic said that, in addition to fiscal consolidation, investment in infrastructure projects that could include companies like NIS are very important for the recovery of the Serbian economy, and added that the state will do everything to facilitate operations of such companies.
Tyurdenev also announced that NIS is focused on technological development of production, as evidenced by the Scientific and Technological Centre in Novi Sad, in which the Serbian students are also involved.
He expressed confidence that goals such as digitization and the fight against the gray economy will be recognised as key directions of the Serbian government, improving the business of companies and enabling faster state prosperity.
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