Slovenian pharmaceutical group Krka repurchased 4,850 of its own shares for €1.246 million between 2 and 8 October, continuing its share buyback programme. The transactions lifted the company’s treasury holdings to 2,570,492 shares, representing 7.838% of all issued shares, according to a disclosure published on 9 October. The purchases took place on the Ljubljana Stock
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Slovenia’s largest bank, NLB, has priced a €400 million subordinated Tier 2 bond issue, strengthening its regulatory capital base and supporting the group’s future growth ambitions. The transaction attracted strong institutional demand, with the order book reaching 2.3 times oversubscription at its peak, according to the bank. The bonds are expected to be issued on
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Large block trades in Petrol shares have returned to the spotlight on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange, even as Slovenia’s largest energy company faces mounting pressure from fuel-price regulation and weaker operating results. A transaction worth more than €466,000 was recorded on September 22, when Mladen Dvornik purchased Petrol shares, according to Slovenian media reports. A
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Slovenia’s blue-chip stock market returned to positive territory after four consecutive weeks of declines, with pharmaceutical group Krka helping lift the benchmark SBI TOP. The index gained 0.25% over the week to close at 3,100 points, according to Finance’s October 10 market report. Trading turnover reached €14.3 million as investors prepared for a new corporate
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The listing of Vzajemna shares on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange has been described by Finance Minister Klemen Boštjančič as an important milestone for both the insurer and the wider Slovenian capital market, signaling renewed efforts to deepen domestic equity participation. According to Forbes Slovenia, Boštjančič said the flotation forms part of the government’s broader strategy
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The Ljubljana Stock Exchange continues to be viewed primarily as a dividend market, with domestic investors favoring stable payouts over high-growth speculation as Slovenia’s capital market remains relatively small and conservative. According to Delo, dividend-focused companies remain the main attraction on the Slovenian exchange, where investors often prioritize regular income streams and defensive balance sheets
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Shares of Telekom Slovenije jumped sharply on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange after the company reported stronger annual results and proposed a higher dividend, reinforcing investor appetite for defensive Slovenian blue-chip names. The rally helped keep the local market near record territory as traders responded to improving corporate fundamentals. (Bloomberg Adria) Telekom stock rose from around
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Slovenian equities advanced further this week, with the Ljubljana Stock Exchange posting broad gains and investor sentiment improving across several blue-chip names. The benchmark SBI TOP index rose 2.6% to 2,966 points, leaving it just below this year’s record high and reinforcing momentum in one of Central Europe’s smaller but steadily watched markets. (Finance.si) The
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Slovenian businesses continued investing in innovation through a challenging economic environment, signaling resilience in the country’s corporate sector even as financing costs, weaker demand and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on Europe’s broader outlook. According to new data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, 46% of enterprises operating in the country engaged in innovation
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The International Monetary Fund has lowered its 2026 economic growth forecast for Slovenia to 2.0%, signaling a more cautious outlook for one of Central Europe’s stronger-performing small economies as global uncertainty intensifies. The downgrade marks a reduction from the IMF’s previous 2.2% estimate issued earlier this year, according to reports citing the lender’s latest World
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Slovenski delniški trg je v ponedeljek nadaljeval pozitivno gibanje, pri čemer se je referenčni indeks SBITOP povzpel na približno 2.980 točk in pridobil okoli 0,3 % glede na prejšnjo sejo. Indeks tako ostaja tik pod februarskim zgodovinskim vrhom, kar potrjuje nadaljnje zaupanje vlagateljev v domači trg kapitala. (Trading Economics) V zadnjem mesecu je SBITOP pridobil
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Slovenski delniški trg je v ponedeljek nadaljeval rast, pri čemer je referenčni indeks SBITOP pridobil okoli 0,3 % in se približal nedavnim rekordnim ravnem. Gibanje kaže, da vlagatelji ostajajo naklonjeni domačim delnicam kljub mešanemu tonu na širših evropskih trgih. (Trading Economics) Nadaljevanje vzpona pomeni, da je ljubljanski trg med uspešnejšimi regionalnimi trgi v letošnjem letu.
