ZAGREB, Dec 29 (Hina) - The average assessment of the solvency of Croatian companies changed for less than one point in November. The marks of solvency are still bad for most firms, and in the latest assessment none category got the
satisfactory mark (399 points and lower). The average mark of the solvency was 413.7030 points, the Zagreb-based Intercredit agency has reported. The worst mark (429.9549 points) was given to companies with the mixed ownership. Surprisingly, in the category according to the ownership, state-run companies deserved the best mark (406.8571),and were followed by private firms (413.9142). According to the size of the company, the best mark (401.1172) was given to medium-sized firms. They were followed by small businesses (417.5268 points), while the worst performance was made by big companies (419.7465 points). In November, 'Intercredit' received most requ
ZAGREB, Dec 29 (Hina) - The average assessment of the solvency of
Croatian companies changed for less than one point in November.
The marks of solvency are still bad for most firms, and in the latest
assessment none category got the satisfactory mark (399 points and
lower).
The average mark of the solvency was 413.7030 points, the Zagreb-
based Intercredit agency has reported.
The worst mark (429.9549 points) was given to companies with the
mixed ownership. Surprisingly, in the category according to the
ownership, state-run companies deserved the best mark
(406.8571),and were followed by private firms (413.9142).
According to the size of the company, the best mark (401.1172) was
given to medium-sized firms. They were followed by small businesses
(417.5268 points), while the worst performance was made by big
companies (419.7465 points).
In November, 'Intercredit' received most requests for the
assessment of Croatian firms' credit rating from Austria (26.9
percent of all requests). German requests accounted for 24.6
percent, while Croatian clients' requests made up 6.2 percent of
the total demands.
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