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Agreement signed on Greenfield investment worth €10 million in Backa Palanka
Belgrade,
18 January 2007
Director of the Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA) Jasna Matic and Director of Italian company Calzificio Real Alessandra Munici signed today an agreement on handing over non-refundable funds for encouraging investment from the National Investment Plan, according to which the Italian company will receive €800,000.
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Fonet
Matic told a press conference that Calzificio Real will build a new factory in Backa Palanka for production of nylon stockings and under garments, in which a sum of €10 million will be invested, and which will create 400 jobs.
According to Matic, the stimulus offered through the National Investment Plan has attracted investors to invest their capital in Serbia.
She recalled that Calzificio Real founded the company Stestele in Backa Palanka last year in a joint effort with domestic firm “Figrad”.
Initiator of the National Investment Plan Mladjan Dinkic said that the Italian investment is very important, because it will help Serbia increase employment.
Dinkic said that sums from €2,000 to €10,000 can be set aside from the Serbian budget for providing stimulant funds for every new job created, for every firm which employs more than 50 workers.
So far 13 companies have signed agreements with SIEPA on distribution of non-refundable investment incentive funds from the National Investment Plan in the amount of some €10 million, said Dinkic, adding that this will create some 5,200 new jobs.
According to Dinkic, if investors are attracted, 50,000 new jobs can be created annually for an annual sum of €100 million.
According to Matic, the stimulus offered through the National Investment Plan has attracted investors to invest their capital in Serbia.
She recalled that Calzificio Real founded the company Stestele in Backa Palanka last year in a joint effort with domestic firm “Figrad”.
Initiator of the National Investment Plan Mladjan Dinkic said that the Italian investment is very important, because it will help Serbia increase employment.
Dinkic said that sums from €2,000 to €10,000 can be set aside from the Serbian budget for providing stimulant funds for every new job created, for every firm which employs more than 50 workers.
So far 13 companies have signed agreements with SIEPA on distribution of non-refundable investment incentive funds from the National Investment Plan in the amount of some €10 million, said Dinkic, adding that this will create some 5,200 new jobs.
According to Dinkic, if investors are attracted, 50,000 new jobs can be created annually for an annual sum of €100 million.
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