Ten Croatian Companies Received AAA Certificate of Business Excellence

Ten Croatian companies have today received for the first time the AAA certificate of business excellence awarded by Bisnode Croatia, the company reported.

The companies that received the certificate are Globaldizajn, Koios Consulting, Texel, Press Clipping, Servier Pharma, MKD-Biro, Asseco SEE, Autokuća Pavlinić-Sopić, Armatura-Servis, and Otkupna satnica-Metali.

The certificate of credit excellence is one of the most important European standards that define the quality of business and is an internationally recognized mark of business excellence of a business entity, the statement notes.

The certificate of credit excellence is based on the analysis of financial reports for the previous year and forecasts of business performance for the next 12 months.

The introduction of certification for the best companies in Croatia is of particular importance from the perspective of the upcoming entry into the EU, as it further ‘opens doors’ for the certified companies to do business in the EU market, the statement emphasizes.

Benjamin Cerovac, Director of Bisnode Croatia, stated that the project has been running for the third year, and the first certificates were awarded just before Croatia’s entry into the EU.

He emphasized that Bisnode’s desire is to utilize the functionality, models, and information contained in the company’s analytical data systems to promote excellence in the economy.

In light of Croatia’s upcoming entry into the EU, obtaining the AAA certificate of business excellence will enable the recognition of these companies as quality and successful, significantly shortening any potential verification processes and facilitating and accelerating the possibility of entering into business arrangements with foreign partners.

Bisnode Croatia is part of the international group Bisnode AB, the largest European provider of business and credit information headquartered in Stockholm. Bisnode AB has been present in the European information market since 1989 and brings together more than 3,100 experts from 19 European countries.