Organized by the company Heraklea, the traditional sixth “Mystery shopping day” was held today, showcasing techniques for improving retail efficiency. For the fifth consecutive time, the “Award for Commitment to Service Quality” was awarded, this time to T-HT.
The Crobex index was up 0.34 percent at 2,170 points at 1:00 PM. Crobex10 strengthened by 0.57 percent to 1,153 points. The regular trading volume amounted to around 10.6 million kuna, što je 11 milijuna manje nego jučer u ovo doba. “The stock of T-HT is in the greatest focus of investors, accounting for almost half of the regular trading volume. However, in general, the trading volume is very weak, and the day is poor in economic news. We attribute the slightly positive sentiment to positive signals from European exchanges,” says Ivana Hatvalić, director of the Investment Banking Service at Štedbank.
So far, the only millionaire is the stock of T-HT, which achieved a turnover of 5.4 million kuna. Its price is up 0.18 percent to 308.43 kuna. The closest to a million turnover is the stock of IGH, with a turnover of 974 thousand kuna. Its price strengthened by 2.54 percent to 3,042 kuna. Among business news, investor attention was drawn to the announcement by the Adris group that the company from its composition, TDR, is starting the construction of a factory in Iran and širi poslovanje na tržište jugozapadne Azije, a investicija je vrijedna 30 milijuna eura. The factory is expected to start operations by the end of next year. The planned capacity of the factory is the production of 6.5 billion cigarettes annually. The price of the preferred stock of Adris jumped 3.61 percent to 279 kuna, with a turnover of 411 thousand kuna. Positive signals are coming from European exchanges. After this morning’s drop in stock prices, mainly in the banking sector, caused by disappointment with the business results of Societe Generale, around noon the main European stock indices started moving in a positive direction, mainly thanks to good business results from banks BNP Paribas and Barclays. (H)
