Short description: Slovenia’s capital market saw several notable corporate disclosures on 23 October 2026, including the listing of Leanpay commercial paper, further treasury-share purchases by Krka and the reaffirmation of Zavarovalnica Triglav’s credit ratings. Together, the announcements offer a snapshot of corporate financing, capital management and credit quality in Slovenia’s relatively small but diversified financial
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Energy Costs Push Prices Higher Slovenia’s inflation rate accelerated in September as surging energy prices intensified pressure on households, businesses and public finances. The latest assessment points to a growing economic challenge: activity remains relatively resilient, but higher energy costs and rising government borrowing yields are making the outlook more complicated. Harmonised consumer price inflation
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Slovenian real-estate company Equinox Nepremičnine reported stronger earnings for the first nine months of 2026, supported by higher sales revenue and growth in rental income. The results provide a fresh indication of performance in Slovenia’s listed property sector, where rental cash flows, operating margins and asset valuations remain important measures of business strength. ◉ Net
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Slovenia’s tourism industry recorded a record September in 2026, with foreign visitors driving growth in arrivals and overnight stays. The latest figures point to expanding demand for hotels, private accommodation and regional destinations, while raising questions about how the country manages tourism investment and seasonal pressure. ◉ Key points ◉ 6.2 million tourist arrivals: Slovenia
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Slovenia ended 2025 with €24 billion in inward foreign direct investment, a 4% increase from the previous year, according to the Bank of Slovenia. The figure represents the accumulated stock of foreign direct investment in the country—not simply the amount of new money that entered Slovenia during 2025. The total was equivalent to 33.8% of
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Slovenia has raised its cybersecurity threat assessment to high after two critical vulnerabilities were identified in PHP, a programming language that supports a vast number of websites and online services. At the same time, a reported data leak at the Serbian subsidiary of Slovenian insurer Sava Re has brought the risks of cyber incidents into
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Real estate investors across Europe are confronting a changing relationship between rental income, property valuations and financing costs. Rising rents continue to support income expectations in some markets, but higher construction expenses and borrowing costs are reshaping the economics of property ownership and development. For listed real estate companies and property exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the
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Artificial intelligence is becoming a strategic issue for telecommunications companies, where network management, cybersecurity, customer service and enterprise digitalisation increasingly depend on data-driven systems. The discussion is particularly relevant in Slovenia, where businesses are under pressure to improve productivity while maintaining security and regulatory compliance. Telekom Slovenije operates critical digital infrastructure and has been developing
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Slovenia’s latest official statistics provide a clear local angle for Denarni Fokus: AI adoption is growing rapidly, but many businesses still lack formal procedures, relevant expertise and clarity about how to implement the technology responsibly. According to the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (SURS), 38% of enterprises with 10 or more employees and
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Slovenia’s industrial production increased 4.8% year-on-year in August 2026, accelerating from 2.0% growth in July as manufacturing and electricity-related activity strengthened. The latest figures point to improving industrial momentum, although performance remains uneven across sectors. Month-on-month, the value of industrial production rose 1.6%, following a 1.4% increase in July. Across the first eight months of
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Austrian industrial group Herz is investing €6.4 million in a new highly automated factory in Trbovlje, Slovenia, expanding its local manufacturing capacity as it seeks to increase revenue and compete with larger international suppliers. The facility is planned for completion in early 2028 and will use artificial intelligence and advanced automation to support production. Herz
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NLB Skladi – Nepremičnine, a newly established Slovenian real estate investment company, has extended its initial public offering (IPO) subscription period to 17 December 2026 at 12:00 CET, giving investors additional time to participate in its planned €100 million share offering. The company intends to issue up to 10 million new shares at €10 each,
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