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Lider 402, June 14, 2013

Lider 402, June 14, 2013.

One hundred companies with the clearest export orientation export 75 to 100 percent of their production and demonstrate that export is worthwhile.

They are not dependent on disruptions in the small and weak domestic market. These companies are not only the flagships of the economy but also desirable partners. Last year, the three top export products were fertilizers, gold, and electricity. Read more about them in the article by Jasmina Trstenjak.

With a revenue growth of 16 percent, a reduction in the number of employees by 10 percent, and the cessation of Štroka’s practice of free summer vacations, the Lukšić family turned a loss of 132.7 million kuna into a profit of 24 million. How the Lukšić family turned around their business in Adriatic luxury hotels and what they plan next can be read in this week’s article by Maja Grbić.

Two years after the acquittal in The Hague, the retired general laid the foundations for a new megacompany. What is the secret of Ivan Čermak’s success, whose new projects are estimated at 700 million euros, find out in the analysis by Manuela Tašler.

In this week’s section ‘Character and Work’, we focused on Gordan Lauac – the founder and CEO of Genos, who received Croatian recognition for innovation and American recognition for being a top company operating in science last week. More about his professional journey can be read in the article by Ratko Peter.

We also bring a special feature on Telecommunications where we listed the trends shaping the telecommunications of the future, discussed smartphones, and the new internet speeds that will average between 15 and 30 MBPS in the coming years.

Read more here.