ZAGREB, June 3 (Hina) - The average mark of solvency of the assessed Croatian firms and other legal entities was slightly worse by 1.5077 points in May compared with the mark in April, said the Zagreb-based Intercredit company which
analyzes the credit rating and the collection of outstanding debts in Croatia and abroad. The average evaluation of solvency was 427.7042 points. This mark is bad and there is tendency toward even worse marks, the Intercredit firm added. None of categories of businesses earned the satisfactory evaluation (399 points or less) in this report, and the state-owned companies again had the worst performance in this aspect. According to the size of companies, the best were small firms (with 421.1615 points), and after them are medium-sized companies (with 426.6292 points). Big companies earned 437.3379 points. According to the structure of the ownership, the be
ZAGREB, June 3 (Hina) - The average mark of solvency of the assessed
Croatian firms and other legal entities was slightly worse by
1.5077 points in May compared with the mark in April, said the
Zagreb-based Intercredit company which analyzes the credit rating
and the collection of outstanding debts in Croatia and abroad.
The average evaluation of solvency was 427.7042 points. This mark
is bad and there is tendency toward even worse marks, the
Intercredit firm added.
None of categories of businesses earned the satisfactory
evaluation (399 points or less) in this report, and the state-owned
companies again had the worst performance in this aspect.
According to the size of companies, the best were small firms (with
421.1615 points), and after them are medium-sized companies (with
426.6292 points). Big companies earned 437.3379 points.
According to the structure of the ownership, the best companies
were those in the mixed ownership (with 423.0353 points).
(hina) ms