State-run postal service company Slovenska Posta will transform into a 100-Percent state-run joint stock company as of May 1, 2004. According to Jaroslav Dobrotka, director general of Slovenska Posta, the transformation will also involve internal restructuring of the company, reducing the number of the company’s levels of management.
Read MoreState-run postal company Slovenska Posta has earned SKK 380 billion in profit over the January-September period, up SKK 1.1 million y/y. The company reported favorable development mainly in revenues which rose after increasing charges for domestic and international postal services and an intensification of postal services. Over the first nine months of this year, Slovenska Posta reported revenues of SKK 4 888 billion. The company expects to close the current year with balanced economic performance and a profit of about SKK 320 million, said Milan Smehyl, member of the Slovenska Posta strategy team at the 2nd postal conference held on Tuesday in Stara Lesna in the High Tatras.
Read MoreReport by WIK for European Commission on postal networks in EU adhesion countries. Part 2 – individual country reports on Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania & Turkey
P:LIBRARYPostalEC Postal StudiesPostal nworks in EU adhesion candidate countries country reports.pdf
Report by WIK for the European Commission on postal networks in EU adhesion candidate countries: Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania & Turkey
P:LIBRARYPostalEC Postal StudiesSurvey on postal networks in EU adhesion candidate countries 03.pdf
Audited figures for 2002 show revenues of state-owned postal service company Slovenska Posta at SKK 6.03 billion, gross earnings at SKK 226 million and net earnings at SKK 169.75 million, finance director Jiri Vacek told a news conference on Tuesday. Although net earnings of Slovenska Posta were SKK 76 million lower than in 2001, the company significantly exceeded the 2002 target, stated Mr. Vacek, labeling the results as favorable.
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