Third prize award for the best investor relations
For the tenth consecutive year, Poslovni dnevnik in cooperation with the Zagreb Stock Exchange has been awarding companies with the best investor relations. Companies from the CROBEX index and those listed on the Zagreb Stock Exchange’s Prime and Official Market enter the competition. The award winners are decided on the basis of statistical criteria relating to the issuer’s compliance with the Rules of the Stock Exchange and on the basis of a survey conducted among participants of the capital market.
This year, the awards were presented again in Rovinj as part of the eighth joint conference of the Zagreb Stock Exchange and the fund industry entiteled “Challenge of Change”. The award for the third ranking company went to AD Plastik, for the second ranking to Atlantic Group, and for the first ranking went to Valamar Riviera.
“The award is extremely important to us because it is about recognition by a professional financial public. Our business in the global marketplace requires the respect and continual improvement of high standards of corporate governance. The effort we put in is recognized, and it is our motive to be even better,” said Marinko Došen, President of the Management Board of AD Plastik, expressing gratitude to the organizers and participants of the conference.
The “Challenge of Change” conference represents the central gathering of the financial community from Croatia and the region, and this year about 40 speakers and about 450 participants from all branches of the financial industry attended the conference. The conference was inaugurated on behalf of the organizer by Ivana Gažić, President of the Management Board of the Zagreb Stock Exchange, and in the introductory part of the conference the participants were addressed by the Minister of Finance Zdravko Marić. This was followed by lectures by Ante Žigman, President of the Governing Board of the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency, Governor Boris Vujčić, Uto Baader, founder of Baader Bank and former Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas.
(photo: Manuel Paljuh)
