Electrical and Electronics market in Slovenia Electrical and

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Electrical and Electronics market in Slovenia Electrical and
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THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES MAGAZINE
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FEBRUARY - MARCH 2010
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ISSN 1312-0670
Electrical and Electronics
market in Slovenia
Serbian food and beverage market
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"Investor of Year 2009" in Bulgaria - ABB:
We'll become more aggressive in gaining a bigger
market share in Bulgaria
Peter Simon, Country Manager of ABB Romania, Bulgaria and Republic of Moldavia
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"Investor of Year 2009" in Bulgaria - ABB:
We'll become more aggressive in gaining a
bigger market share in Bulgaria
Dear Mr. Simon, ABB was awarded "Investor of Year 2009" in Bulgaria for its investment in a new factory at Rakovski industry zone,
near to the town of Plovdiv. Could you please inform SEEIM readers
more about the new production site?
The factory for low-voltage products in Rakovsky was not an easy decision, because it is our
fourth site in Bulgaria. We are present in Sofia, Petrich, Sevlievo and now in Rakovsky. Normally
the companies are
concentrated at one
place. Even it was
not an easy decision,
the new production
facility has many advantages.
We started the
construction of the
new factory in Rakovsky in the middle
of 2008. It took two years from the planning of the production site to now. At the moment we
have 200 employees and at the end of this year they will be 400 or 500. It depends on how the
world market will develop. The main export of this plant is for ABB factories in Italy.
We appreciate the award "Investor of Year 2009". The country considers that it is a good
investment and it's a good sign to other investors. This will be helpful for the improvement of
Bulgaria's image among the other Western companies who would invest in Bulgaria. If other
companies plan to invest and work here, they will be more attracted.
What were the main reasons to choose Bulgaria and Rakovsky?
The main reasons were the logistics, the tax advantages and the low labor cost. Also because the land for the new production site was ready for construction- a good infrastructure
existed: electricity, water, gas and etc. This advantage reflected in shorter implementation
time. Everything needed was there and we could start immediately. The building of the factory
pointed a record time. We signed the land contract in December 2007. Then in a short time we
started the construction process.
Do you import any components for the production in Rakovsky?
Most of the parts and materials are imported, but the strategy is to find local suppliers for
these materials. The components we produce in Rakovski are exported to ABB factories in
Italy, France, Norway, Switzerland.
What will be the production volumes of the new factory?
Concerning the pieces produced in the factory, it could not be numbered. The value of the
parts is not measured here, only the added value. Normally, we measure the production in
hours and people, not in pieces because here we don't make ready products, only parts which
go to Italy where they are assembled.
In Petrich we have a similar production, but mainly for Germany, Switzerland and Czech
Republic. ABB is outsourcing most of the production processes. Sevlievo production site is
completely different not only as products compared to Rakovsky and Petrich. In Sevlievo
we make products for the power industry, which we sell directly to the market in Romania,
Hungary, etc.
How is ABB minimizing the environmental impact of the manufacturing processes in Rakovsky?
We care very much about the environment. For example in the factory we have a very
environmental friendly system for cooling and heating. We do not have air-conditioning in the
whole unit. We use some coils and the cold water is going through them and bring these
cooled air down to the working places. We're also thinking to put photovoltaic collectors on the
roof to produce energy, 20 000 sq. m. is a nice place for this purpose.
The environmental friendly systems are standard for our company. For example, to print our
marketing materials as calendars, we have to prove that the paper was made out of wood,
which is specially planted for paper production.
Could you please tell us more about the management of the factory
in Rakovsky.
Something worth mentioning is that within the management team of the new factory there
are young Bulgarian professionals who were recruited locally. They were educated in the
University in Plovdiv and have been for 6 months in Italy for education. This is something
special from the Human Resources point of view.
What is the place of ABB in the power field of Bulgaria?
There are three areas in the power field - production of electricity, transmission and
distribution to the final consumers. These are three different fields for ABB, too. The good
side that I see in Bulgaria is that after the start of the privatization in this sector all the
distribution is privatized, the production not yet, but it has started. I think that we need to
attract more investors in power generation. Because there are not so many generation
capacities built in the last years. To build one takes five or six years - from the decision
making to running the unit. Also you have to make your power plants environmentally
friendly and to reduce emissions. And in parallel, you have to start up a new power
generation. About the transportation of electricity - maybe something has to be done for
connections to other countries and for maintenance of the network.
Now the people start talking about the green energy. I think that the most important is not to
use so much electricity, but to be more efficient. The most valuable energy resource is the
sun, that is clear and we have to start using it more efficiently. But the question is not only to
increase the production from renewable energy sources, but also to reduce the consumption.
This is the point where the Government and all of us still have to educate people.
How do you consider the ABB business in the power industry?
We divide the ABB products portfolio in this business area as high voltage, medium
voltage and low voltage. ABB is not only products provider but also a project and solu-
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Peter Simon,
Country Manager of ABB Romania, Bulgaria and Republic of Moldavia
tions specialist and all of these products are included in the turn-key projects. When I
came to Bulgaria ABB was more involved in production of such a products, but then we
started making projects. We have competence for this, we use engineering group, specialized companies for projects, etc. And now the biggest part of our energy business in
Bulgaria are the projects. We are good, strong and we are a market leader. We could
provide everything including the commissioning and the complete service.
In Romania we started these projects very successfully, but then the market changed and
now we are selling more products, then projects as volume. Our customers there say "I'll buy
the components from you, but I'll make the project by myself". I see this trend in other countries, too - the companies want to run the projects by themselves and during the project time
they develop their "know-how". But then they recognize that they haven't done any research in
their activities, and they say "New technologies are coming, we don't know them". Also they
don't have experience to make these projects. While companies like Siemens and ABB have
much more experience and make less mistakes.
What is the impact of the financial crisis over ABB's business?
In the energy field there is no impact from the crisis, but as much as we have business in the residential building - yes, we feel it. In industry we feel that the investments
are more seriously calculated. But many companies think that now it is time to invest in
low-cost countries such as Bulgaria. It is a good time for restructuring the companies.
They should be ready for the time after the recession.
This is a difficult time for everybody, but it depends on the market share. If you have
a market share of 80% and the market changed, you will be very affected. But if you
have a market share of only 10% and the market goes down there is still a lot of market
that you can get. Maybe it will be difficult, the competition will be bigger, but the market
is here. This is the business.
In the energy business in Bulgaria in this field we are above last year, as in industry and
residential sector we are below. We plan in a short time to change our organization, to be
more aggressive on the market and to take more market share.
About ABB
ABB is a global leader of power and automation technologies. The company manufactures power products and systems, discrete automation, low voltage products and process automation. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries. The
factory in Rakovsky is ABB's third production unit in Bulgaria after it bought two factories
in the country in 1996. ABB owns a low voltage products factory in Petrich and Avangard
plant for high voltage products in Sevlievo, Central Bulgaria. ABB Avangard is the only
manufacturer in Europe of ABB disconnectors.
It exports disconnectors to Romania, Greece, Albania, Croatia, Macedonia, Hungary,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iran, Iraq, Israel, and Nigeria. In recent years the company directed its efforts to the markets of ex-Soviet republics. The first break-throughs
are in Georgia, Ukraine, Armenia and Azerbaijan. In Bulgaria its major customer are
NEK, Maritsa East Mines and the TPP, Lukoil Neftochim, Railways, etc.
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TRANSFER MULTISORT ELEKTRONIK –
supplier of electronic components
TME is a European provider of electronic and electrotechnical
components, workshop and automation equipment. The company
headquarters and warehouse are located in Poland with divisions in
Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania.
Company cooperates with customers from over 40 countries and
employs over 200 persons, including electronics, automation, mechanical engineers, who support you and resolve your technical
problems.
TME accept wholesale and retail orders. Distributor can also provides you with products not included in regular offer. The company
cooperates with hundreds of worldwide manufacturers, which ensures high quality of the products. Since 1998 the company is
ISO9001 certified.
TME offer includes products from such product groups as:
semiconductors, passive components, connectors, cables
and accessories, electrical engineering, automation components, energy sources, light and sound, measuring instruments, soldering equipment, tools, mechanics and many others.
TME website offers modern and reliable purchase system and innovative way of searching components. Due to on-line system the
customers have a constant (24 hours/7 days) access to continually
updated information about stock on hand, delivery time and prices.
The on-line easy registration system enables to access all these
functionalities and advanced search engine facilitates to find needed components among almost 70 000 products.
Modern series of Solder Peak 60W and 80W solder stations in TME offer
TME offer has been enriched by new Solder Peak solder stations. This modern series of solder stations meets all the requirements of work in lead- free technology. The stations are equipped
with high quality ceramic soldering iron tips and the power is controlled with the use of a microprocessor, which allows to achieve
excellent temperature stability (approx. ±3 oC) and rapid heat- up.
Lightweight, ergonomic housing equipped with a flexible power
lead provides a comfortable working environment. The housing is
made of material preventing from electrostatic discharge (ESD).
The housing features a 4 mm socket for connection to the antistatic installation. The power versions available (60 W and 80 W)
provide optimum performance for work of different kind and intensity. Two temperature adjustment methods are available: analogue (60 W only: SP-60A) and digital (60 W and 80 W: SP-60D
and SP-80D). Solder stations featuring digital adjustment are
equipped with 3 rapid temperature change buttons and allow for
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temperature calibration. The solder stations mate the “Long- Life”
soldering iron tips of SP-60xx series.
Infrared cameras i5, i40, i50, i60 manufactured by Flir
The TME’s offer
within the range of
measuring instruments has been extended with infrared
cameras manufactured by Flir Systems
– the world leader on
the thermovision field.
The offer includes the
„i” series of industrial
infrared
cameras
characterised by excellent quality of
workmanship while
ensuring an affordable price. The „i” series cameras have
relatively small dimensions and lightweight what makes
them perfect, handy
instruments for maintenance teams or servicemen. Easy operation makes an infrared cameras newcomer can
easily learn rules of operation and use. The wide range of products
enables to choose a right device for user’s individual needs. The
cameras are dust and splash-proof ensuring the IP54 protection
degree. The equivalent of the „i” series industrial cameras but dedicated for building industry are cameras with the „b” symbol. They
have much narrower range of the temperature measurement with
much higher thermal sensitivity. Thank to this fact, the cameras can
detect the smallest changes in temperature, which facilitates detection of thermal bridges or damped places. All cameras are delivered
with software for image analysis and easy creation of reports in
PDF format.
More information you can find on the website
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Microchip Technology Acquires
ZeroG Wireless
Microchip Technology Inc., a leading provider
of microcontroller and analog semiconductors, today announced it has acquired ZeroG Wireless,
Inc. an innovator in lowpower embedded WiFiî solutions
based in
Sunnyvale,
California.
ZeroG is a
privately held fabless semiconductor developer of
Wi-Fi-certified transceivers and FCC-certified modules, which further strengthen Microchip's wireless offerings by enabling embedded designers to
easily connect to this ubiquitous networking protocol with any 8-, 16- or 32-bit PICî microcontroller. The terms of the deal are confidential.
"There is a growing need for Wi-Fi solutions in
embedded applications, and ZeroG's Wi-Fi solutions are tailor made for the embedded market,"
said Steve Caldwell, director of Microchip's RF
Products Division. "This acquisition makes it easy
for Microchip's microcontroller customers to purchase certified Wi-Fi modules and proven software, to enable their embedded applications with
Wi-Fi capability", added Mr. Caldwell.
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Motor capacitors manufactured
by DUCATI
TME has become the distributor of the DUCATI
energia company. DUCATI is an Italian manufacturer of alternative current capacitors designed for
application in electric motors and lighting lamps.
The TME's offer includes high quality polypropylene capacitors of the 4.16.10 series, characterised by high durability and reliability, available in
wide range of capacity and versions.
The capacitors are wound up from the polypropylene film with vacuum plated thin layer electrodes. The
film is sealed
by means of
polyurethane
resin. The capacitors have
the form of
cylinder with dimensions form 25 x 49 mm to 55 x
117 mm (diameter x length) closed in plastic nonflammable case. These devices are designed for
screw mounting (M8 screw) and are available with
various types of terminals including the most popular as 6,3 mm push-on connectors or leads. The
capacitors, due to their structure are characterised by relatively small dimensions and weight,
and a tight seal (IP55 version with cable).
The 4.16.10 series capacitors have the VDE,
IMQ and ASE certificates confirming their conformity with the EN 60252-1 Standard. The devices of
2-40õF and 45-60õF capacity meet the requirements of the B Class of this Standard for rated
voltages respectively 425 and 400 VAC, what
means that their expected life time amounts to 10
thousands hours.
All types of these capacitors are characterised
by ñ5% tolerance and in standard version are designed for operation under frequencies 50-60 Hz
and under temperatures from -25 to +70°C. Due
to small value of inductance they have a low loss
factor tan? that doesn't exceed 0,002 at +20°C.
The insulation voltage is factory tested (2-second
test) and between capacitor's terminals is at least
twice higher than rated voltage, and is at least 3kV
among terminals and the case.
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Electrical and Electronics market in Slovenia
Slovenia's electrical and electronics industry successfully competes in the global market offering a
Number of companies: 539
wide range of products. Educated workforce, continuNumber of employees: 34,231
ing investment in research and development, intelliRevenues (in EUR): 4 billion
gence to spot a market niche and a long track-record
of staff and managers in the industry, have explain
Exports (in EUR): 2.8 billion
how local companies have been meeting demanding
Key export markets: Austria, Croatia,
international standards and have won the most disDenmark, France, Germany, Italy,
cerning buyers.
Russian Federation, UK
Innovative spirit and clever technical solutions are
the qualities often found in Slovenian workforce. In
Key products:
the sector, there are approximately 34,000 employ• Electro motors and machines
ees in more than 500 companies. Some 5,000 stu• Household appliances
dents are enrolled in undergraduate courses for
• Telecommunication equipment
electrical and electronics engineers. The number
of students in secondary schools for electrical en• Electronic measuring systems
gineering and computers is 9,000.
• Medical and optical equipment
A cutting edge of Slovenian workforce is command
• Power distribution facilities
of foreign languages. International studies rank Slo• Electrical components
venians at the European top. 71% of population can
communicate in at least one world language with the
• Electronic manufacturing services
English and German being most widespread. Nevertheless, language schools are still busy year round
and companies encourage staff to brush up on their language skills on a regular basis.
Quality link to regional markets
A central geopolitical position at the cross-roads of trade and transport routes gives Slovenia a cutting edge and
accounts for its historical, cultural and economic profile - the key elements of its national economy.
By definition, Slovenia is an export-oriented country, and its electrical and electronics industry is a vital element
of the country's export mix with over 70% of sales earned in foreign markets. The companies held by domestic
owners such as Gorenje, Iskraemeco, and Kolektor achieve excellent results in demanding markets under their
own brands. The performance of the companies in foreign or mixed ownership as exporters is equally good with
Iskratel and BSH Hisni aparati being among the high-fliers.
Over the past few years, the Slovenian electrical and electronics companies have been pro-active in
exploiting investment opportunities in the markets of Southeastern Europe where Slovenia is one of the
most important foreign investors.
Thanks to its position and decades of fostering economic links with its neighbors, Slovenia is in a pole position to
serve the markets in the region. The number of international companies setting up their regional hubs in Slovenia
is rising attracted by the expertise of local managers, sales force and field engineers and their in-depth knowledge
of the regional markets.
Quality infrastructure
Slovenia lies at the intersection of the 5th and 10th pan-European transport corridors for road and rail transport.
Its transport and IT infrastructure is well-branched. The Adriatic port of Koper is the shortest maritime connection
for cargo arriving from Asia to landlocked countries of central Europe through the Suez Canal.
Slovenia's electrical and electronics industry successfully competes in the global market offering a wide range of
products. Design, development and engineering of cutting-edge products in conformity with the leading international standards (ISO 9000, 14000, VDA 6.1 and QS 9000) coupled with continuous improvement of methods and
systems throughout the business process, provide a key to a long partnership with renowned buyers of Slovenian
products. Operating efficiency is backed by close cooperation with the universities, research institutions, professional associations on the one hand and successful domestic and foreign engineering companies on the other.
Slovenian suppliers are best known on the business-to-business market, although there are several household
names on the business-to-customer market.
Resilience and ability to cope with challenges demonstrated by the companies such as Gorenje and BSH
Hisni aparati (electric household appliances) and Iskratel (telecommunications equipment) and many smaller companies inspire investor confidence. Iskra trade mark is as strong as ever and motivates new entrants
and foreign companies. Among major foreign investors BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgerate, Hella, Siemens, Danfoss and Vogt electronic stand out.
Leading domestic and foreign-owned companies
Bartec Varnost - explosion protected electrical devices
Bartec Varnost was established in 1958. The company is engaged in development and production of
explosion protected electrical devices. In 1997 the company became a
member of the German holding corporation BARTEC who is now a full
owner of the company. Today, together with BARTEC, Bartec Varnost is
one of the leading European company in the field of development and
production of explosion protected electrical devices. Its main productsactivities are electric motors; electro-technology for the mining industry;
electro-material and engineering and services.
Company provides products and services to companies in the petrochemical, chemical and pharmaceutical sectors, machinery and equipment manufacturers, and mining industry. All Bartec's products and activities fulfil the
required ATEX directive 94/9/EC standards.
Elrad International -electronic devices
ELRAD International d.o.o. was founded in 1996 with main activity development and production of electronic
devices. The company employs a little over 300 workers. Its exports to the EU markets represent 63% of the sales.
Through its operations, company established business relations with partners in Slovenia and abroad.
Eti Elektroelement -fuses,
circuit-breakers, surge switches
Since the year 1950 till now, ETI has grown into a
world's leading provider of products and services in
the field of electrical installations, and into an important manufacturer of technical ceramic products, tools
and equipment, and plastic and technical rubber products. A substantial element in the company's growth
strategy are its subsidiaries in Slovenia and abroad,
and close cooperation with selected strategic partners. ETI employs today more than 1600 people, and
its products are
sold in more
than 60 countries all over the
world. The company is investing
a lot into research and development and
innovative activities. It is one of
the first Slovenian enterprises
which have acquired the quality certificate ISO
9001 and environment management certificate ISO 14001.
The quality of
products and
services is constantly aimed at
achieving customers' satisfaction and corresponding business excellence.
ETI provides high-quality and integral solutions for
protection of electrical installations in buildings. Company supplies all kinds of type D, D0 and C fuse-links,
as well as MCB's and various types of residual current protection switches from ASTI group. In its sales
program are also included various types of switches
and supervision and control devices of EVE group.
In its industrial portfolio ETI offers high-quality protection of installations and devices ensured by wide
selection of fuse-links and circuit breakers. Particularly important is the wide range of NV/NH fuse-links and
switchgear combinations, i.e. fuse blocks and switch
disconnectors. The manufacturer also offers MCB's
and power circuit breakers ETIBREAK, ETICON contactors, plug-in outfit and line-up terminals SPOJ and
overvoltage protection devices ETITEC.
Gorenje -domestic appliances
Gorenje's main activities are manufacture, sales,
maintenance and repair of electric and non - electric
domestic appliances and electro - thermic appliances
separeted into three groups: Cooling program (refrigerators, feezers and cooling equipment), Wet and Dry
program (washing and drying machines) and Cooking
program (electric cookers, gas cookers and ovens).
The company was established in 1950 in a tiny village that bears the same name. Initially the company
was involved in the manufacture of agricultural machinery and the provision of building materials. In
1958 it expanded its operations to the production of
solid-fuel cookers. This was followed by a relocation
to the nearby town of Velenje and the construction of
new assembly facilities. Between 1961 - 1970 the
company expands its production to washing machines
and refrigerators and becomes the leading household
appliances manufacturer in Yugoslavia.
Later its product range extends to the manufacture of
kitchen units, ceramics, medical equipment, telecommunications devices, TV sets and other electrical goods
- indeed a complete range of products for the home.
In 1997 Gorenje, d.d., becomes a public company
and started investment in new products and technology: opening up of new markets, ecologically-sound
and cutting - edge technologies. As to its strategic
plans Gorenje has infused new life into its business
doctrine familiarly known as: "Everything for Home".
Nowadays Gorenje has a wide spread net of companies and of offices in 32 countries worldwide.
Hella Saturnus vehicle lighting electronics
The automotive parts supplier Hella develops and
manufactures components and systems for lighting
technology and electronics for the automotive industry. In addition, joint venture companies also produce
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For its customers
Elrad develops and
manufactures electronic assemblies for
end-products encompassing kitchen
appliances, electric
tools, household appliances, automotive
industry and other product groups.
ELRAD International has also been sucvcessful in
expanding its operations abroad.
Two daughter companies operate within the mother
company framework - ELRAD Serbia d.o.o. (founded
in 2004) and ELRAD ShenZhen Co., Ltd. China
(founded in 2005). Together with its development
partners - SL Elektronik Mechanik GmbH, MDL Modulus digitales lavado SA and HFB Elektronik GmbH company develops and manufactures electronics in
accordance with the
expectations and demands of its customers. The company's
closest cooperation
is with its external
representative office
R. Faude Consulting
GmbH in Germany,
especially in the fields of consulting and customer
technical support.
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Rutronik and Infineon are
looking for Europe's best
wireless design
Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente GmbH
and Infineon Technologies AG are organizing a
competition for developers of wireless solutions.
At the 'Wireless Design Contest', they will award
prizes for the best product developments in four
categories: best remote control, most efficient
hardware design, most innovative product idea,
and best protocol stack. The first-prize winners
in each category will receive a travel voucher
worth 500 Euro. The developers who come second and third will each receive a netbook worth
250 Euro and an MP3 player worth 50 Euro respectively. The Design Contest award will also
be an effective advertising incentive for every
company. A fifth travel voucher worth 500 Euro
will be given away in a draw for all those participants who have specifically chosen the
PMA7110 for their application.
A jury of experts from Rutronik's Wireless
Competence Centre and Infineon's Wireless
Control Division will evaluate the developments
received, and will measure and test these extensively. Where appropriate, the experts will
point out possible improvements and, in the
end, will award prizes for the three best developments in each category.
In order to participate, developers must register at www.rutronik.com/designcontest no later than 31 May 2010.
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Alfa Laval acquires a
leading supplier of cooling
equipment to the OEM
engine market
At the begging of January 2010 Alfa Laval,
a world leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation and fluid handling - has acquired
Champ Products Inc., based in Sarasota, Florida, USA. The company is recognized for its
deep knowledge of engine cooling and is today perceived as a leading company in the
North American market, with sales of about
SEK 100 million in 2009 and some 75 employees. Champ Products, founded in 1964 is a
leading supplier to North American engine and
vehicle manufactures. Its offering includes
shell-and-tube and plate heat exchangers and
charge air coolers. Champ Products serves
mainly the recreational and light commercial
marine industry, heavy-duty bus and truck and
custom vehicle manufacturers.
"By the acquisition of Champ Products we
strengthen our position through an extended
product range, reinforced application knowledge and further market penetration amongst
engine and vehicle manufacturers in North
America. In addition, we expect Champ's
product range and application knowledge to
create opportunities in Europe and Asia as
well" says Lars Renstrom, President and CEO
of the Alfa Laval Group.
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complete vehicle modules, air conditioning systems
and vehicle electric systems. Hella has one of the
largest aftermarket organizations in the world for automotive parts and accessories, with its own sales
companies and partners in more than 100 countries.
The consolidated turnover of the Hella Group is
around 3.9 billion Euro. Hella is one of the top 50
automotive parts suppliers in the world and one of
the 100 largest industrial companies in Germany.
More than 25,000 people work in 70 manufacturing
facilities, production subsidiaries and joint ventures
all over the world. More than 3,500 engineers and
technicians work in research and development
throughout the company group. Customers include
all leading vehicle and system manufacturers, as
well as the automotive parts aftermarket.
The Hella range of electric products is particularly
wide: from A for "acoustic signal unit" to W for "wiper
pump". The market cover of these ranges is very convincing: e.g. 97% for starters and alternators (for European and Japanese vehicles) or 90% for relays, regulators and ignition modules.
The portfolio of this global company includes
lighting, electrics, electronics, thermo management
and diagnosis. The key to its success lies in technological know-how.
Therefore the transfer of its expertise to new sectors
is a logical step. Over the past few years Hella has
continuously worked on its development potential and
possible positioning in the non automotive market.
The company is now ready to enter a new era with its
in-house know-how and innovative products.
Hidria AET -electrical and electronic
equipment for motor vehiclese
Hidria AET is part of global Slovenian corporation
Hidria. Hidria AET company's main activites are planning, development, production and sale of: systems
for cold start of diesel engines; electronics to support
ignition systems; hybrides and electonic flywheel
magnetos; ceramics components for automotive program; tools and devices.
The company is supplier of two industrial branches:
automotive industry - 85% and heating, ventilation
and air-conditioning (HVAC) - 15%.
The company exports most of its products. About
90 % of the products is exported to 40 states all
over the world, most of it to the markets of European Union (85 %, including Slovenia) and 80 % of it
to the most demanding markets of western European markets. The eastern markets of the Union
are also gaining their importance.Today the AET
trademark, oriented to the global market, has been
known in 38 countries worldwide and established
on the French, the Italian, the British, the Austrian,
the German and the American markets.
The products of three product lines: Diesel Program,
Flywheel Magneto and Technical Ceramics have also
been known on the markets of the former Yugoslavia,
tors, fans and external rotor motors, laminations, rotors and fine blanked parts. Its main production site
and its headquarter is located in Spodnja Idrija. A part
of Lamination Production is located in Jesenice and
Kranj and a part of Aluminium Components Production is located in Koper. All programs of the group
share the Hidria trademark that the purchasers of
electric motors, fans and components view as a symbol of reliability and good quality.
Hidria Rotomatika's business unit motors has been
engaged in the development, manufacture and marketing of electric motors for numerous industrial devices and systems. The design and the development
of motors use modern computer-aided systems allowing for simulations that shorten the development periods significantly. The modernly equipped electric laboratory is, however, indispensable for analyses and
checking of electric characteristics.
The key applications of Hidria built-in electric motors are: hermetic and semi-hermetic compressors,
pumps and oil-burners belonging to the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Ventilating Division. A considerable
share of electric motors is used for special equipment,
e.g. medical and laboratory equipment, paper cutters,
concrete mixers, plate cutters and grinding machines.
Different models of electric motors are of different design, their output power ranging from 40W to 38 kW.
Hyla - vacuum cleaners
HYLA is founded in 1991 in Ljubljana. Two years
later company signed its first contact with the German
entrepreneurs and experts in networking marketing,
Wilfried Metzger and his Partner. They join the team
as partners and begin to set-up a worldwide sales and
marketing system. Later HYLA was divided into two
divisions, Development & Production, managed by
the Managing Directors Doro Erjavec and Janez
Pogacar, and Marketing & Sales, managed by the
Managing Directors, Wilfried Metzger and Partner.
HYLA Trade d.o.o. is founded for the division Marketing & Sales.
In 1997 Hyla has a new production factory in Ljubljana and sales partners in 15 countries. In 1999 HYLA
International GmbH & Co. KG was founded and constructions for the HYLA Sales Headquarters are started. Due to constantly increasing sales figures, another piece of land in Ljubljana/Slovenia is purchased to
expand production facilities. HYLA gets ISO 9001
Certificate. In the meantime, HYLA is successfully represented in more than 30 countries.
A milestone in HYLA history is set by the construction and official opening of the new HYLA Production "HYLA II".
Iskra Avtoelektrika automotive devices
Iskra Avtoelektrika was established in the 1960
in the Czech Republic, Finland, Turkey, Lithuania, Iran
and Algeria. With its products from the Diesel product
line, precisely with the cooling liquid heating plugs,
AET covers as much as 95% of needs of the whole
French market, hence of Peugeot, Citroen and
Renault car manufacturers. Besides, Ford corporation
covers 100% of its needs for the above plugs by purchasing AET made plugs through Visteon.
Hidria Rotomatika -electrical and electronic equipment for motor vehicles
Hidria Rotomatika has been engaged in the developm ent, production and marketing of four basic pro-
grams: aluminium components, special electric mo-
when production of first automotive electric parts started. This was followed by a period of rapid growth
ing new products from the field of data/IP networks,
where our main aim is to guarantee a secure, evolutionary upgrade of our customers' existing networks.
The company is building a network of representative
offices, affiliated and partner companies in the markets in Europe, the CIS, and in the Near and Far East.
Iskra Kondenzatorji foil capacitors, filters
Trust Kolektor is a global company boasting widely spread net of companies and subsidiaries in Europe, USA, and in Asia. The core of its operation
comprises fields of development, production, and
marketing of commutators.
Beside the field of commutator production, its
program extends to electronics, soft ferrites,
wound and plastic components. Acquired knowhow, experiences of employees, and existing
equipment are elements on which Kolektor Liv
Iskra Kondenzatorji, d.d. specializes in marketing, development and production of electronics capacitors, components for radio-interference suppression, power capacitors and devices, metallized
foils, tools and equipment. The market orientation
of the company is dedicated to establishing and
maintaining close contacts with business partners.
In addition to standardized products and services,
Iskra Kondenzatorji d.d. prides itself on its ability to
adapt to the customer's technical (electrical and
mechanical) parameters and specific requirements
(Custom Design), continually striving to bring its
products in line with the European and international standards. Quality of products is the guiding principle of Iskra Kondenzatorji. Its products are sold
in over 40 countries worldwide.
ITW Metalflex - components
for household appliances
ITW Metalflex is a private company owned by American multinational corporation ITW Appliance Group.
The main activity of ITW Metalflex is production of
components for household appliances, supplying a
large range of products to important producers of
white goods in Europe and worldwide. High quality
level of products is based on over 40 years of experience in research and design, continuous adjusting to
new requirements of the market places. Production of
its products starts with the production of semi-products from raw materials. Almost all of them are provided by sub-suppliers; only the most complex and crucial ones are made in ITW Metalflex. The long term
strategy of ITW Metalflex is to concentrate on the assembling and inspection processes. ITW Metalflex
plans to remain one of the leading manufactures of
components for white goods with bigger market share
and stable position on the market.
Kolektor Liv - commutators
for electrical motors
Iskra Mehanizmi electric domestic appliances
Iskra Mehanizmi d.d. , from Lipnica near Kropa is
a supplier company with 50 years of tradition in the
fields of automotive industry, mechatronics,
counter technology and electric appliances. Company also has experience in other technologies,
which are part of its production processes: resistance welding, ultrasonic welding, laser welding,
tampoprint and laser print.
Iskra Mehanizmi's production facilities are
equipped with modern machines and working equipment that ensure the highest quality standards.
Company is a manufacturer of electromechanical
hour meters and pulse counters. Hour meters show
run time of machines, equipment and other devices
for testing, maintenance or warranty purposes, while
pulse counters are used to keep record of repetitive
operations.
bases the development of products for future. In
spite of its wide production program the company
acts as a tightly interconnected entity with unique
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caused by the
fast increasing
needs of the
domestic automotive industry and by
the company's
simultaneous
entry into foreign markets.
The
rapid
growth in production and
sales was accompanied by
development
of other activities. From an initially small range of automotive electric products, a wide product range has been designed
to cover the customers' needs in the fields of alternators and starter motors.
Through development of DC motor drives Iskra
Avtoelektrika has entered a completely new market segment, the production of electric motors and
controllers covering the needs of the material handling equipment producers. Its technological knowledge enables to introduce to the market various
components produced on the basis of selected
technologies, tools, and special equipment.
development, technology and programs. Companies of the Group are of vital importance for they
contribute to successful operation of the entire
Group thus target our long-term goals.
The production program of Kolektor Liv includes:
commutators and slip rings; ferrites and wounds; electronics; duroplasts and termoplasts; mechatronics.
Ydria Motors -electric motors
The company Ydria Motors d.o.o. produces small
electrical motors and fans and is one of the leading
players in the industry of motors for home appliances in Europe and in the world in terms of quality, quantity and flexibility.
The company was first located in the vicinity of the
500 years old town Idrija, known as one of the largest
mercury mine in the world and famous for the Idrija
lace. It developed from the former plant of Iskra from
Zelezniki, which later became Iskra Rotomatika, then
Rotomatika, part of which finally became Ydria Motors. Due to problems with space, the company decided in 2002 to find a more suitable location and
moved to Podskrajnik, the Municipality of Cerknica.
The company is wholly owned by the company
EBM-PAPST from Landshut with a wide spread
sales network all over the world. Ydria Motors
d.o.o. exports as much as 95% of its production
and only 5% is sold on the domestic market. In
2006 it established a new international logistics
centre which is in charge of accepting materials
and dispatching equipment from the parent company in Landshut and Mulfingen and distributing
products directly to end buyers. It is also a system supplier of electrical motors and fans for key
large customers - producers of top-class home
appliances such as Miele, Bosch-Siemens,
Gorenje, AEG and Electrolux.
The company manufactures more than one thousand different end products, differing in terms of appearance and integration options (drying and washing machines, refrigerators, fan and microwave ovens, independent fans).
Source: JAPTI - Public Agency of the
Republic of Slovenia for Entrepreneurship and Foreign Investments, listed
companies web-sites.
Iskratel telecommunication equipment
Iskratel is one of the top-ranking providers of stateof-the-art communications solutions, with more than
50 years of experience in the world of telecommunications. It develops telecommunications solutions for rural and suburban areas and provide
complete solutions for the communications requirements of the information society.
In addition to products for access networks, Iskratel
develops products for fixed networks. Great emphasis is placed on upgrading mobile GSM networks with
GPRS and UMTS technologies. It is taking part in the
intense process of network convergence by develop-
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SAT Ltd. – the major Bulgarian supplier of
automated systems and industrial software
Company’s Profile
Systems Automation Technologies – SAT Ltd. is a private Bulgarian company established in 1991. Its main
activities are marketing, engineering, research, design, manufacturing, programming, erection, testing
and commissioning of
“Turn-key” Automated
Systems for various
processes, departments and whole plants. For the last 10 years SAT Ltd.
has become a major Bulgarian supplier of Automated
Systems. It is now considered to be the leader on the
domestic market in
the field of automation systems for cement, glass, concrete
and other industries,
whereas an increasing part of its product
range is being exported both inside Europe
and overseas.
From the very beginning, its foremost concern has
been the complex fulfilling the requirements of the clients by meeting all the specific market demands, combined with uncompromising quality and reliability of the
products offered by the company.
SAT Activities
• Engineering, Development and Marketing of Innovative solutions for the complete range of Process Automation and Control Systems;
• Design and Management of Electrical and Automation Projects;
• Application Industrial Software – programming based
on System and Standard Software for Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and Operator Stations
(OS): Siemens, Schnieder Electric, Omron and etc.;
• DCS automation systems – Design and development of Department and Plant Networks (Industrial
Ethernet, Profibus DP, Profibus PA, ASI and Modbus networks);
• Equipment for DCS systems - Manufacturing and
Supply of the comp lete range of MCC, DMC, DIO,
SCS, Field devices, Instruments, Transmitters and
Sensors;
• Low Voltage Distribution (LVD) Power Boards
(0.4 and 0.69 kV) – Manufacture, Supply and
Installation;
• Middle Voltage Distribution (MVD) Power Boards (3
and 6 kV) – Manufacturing, Supply and Installation;
• Electrical Erection, Installation and Connection of
cable routes, cables and electrical equipment
such as transformers, LVD and MVD boards, motors, actuators and ext.;
• Tests of Electrical Systems – Signal, Rotation, Sequence and Interlocks tests and tuning of the system’s parameters;
• Personnel Training – operators, maintenance staff
and technologists;
• Systems Commissioning – “On Load”, Site Acceptance Tests and Tuning of the systems (Turn-key
Projects);
• Guarantee services and uninterrupted technical support.
SAT in the industry
It is known that the cement will be used as the main
material for construction
works during 21st century. This is the reason that
the modernisation, reconstruction, innovation and
automation of the Cement
Industry will have the
greatest priority for SAT
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over the next years. SAT
Ltd. offers study and engineering for specific application, programming
and industrial automation,
design of all electrical
components, installation
and commissioning of the
entire system and continuous technical support.
The company has completed a number of “Low
cost” process automation systems following the last
modern hardware and software attainable decisions in
a wide variety of industries. We have gained experience
in the Cement, Glass, Concrete, Forages, Metallurgic
and Power Plants. For the
last 16 years SAT Ltd. has
supplied and successfully
commissioned more than
160 “Turn-key” projects not
only in Bulgaria, but as well
in Russia, Serbia, Kosovo,
Portugal and Nigeria.
SAT has completed automation systems with
upgrade of LVD and MVD Systems, new Field Devices and Instruments, new Drives and Actuators,
new Soft Starters and Frequency Converters and
new Control Systems in the shortest time without
interrupting the normal production of departments.
SAT Process Automation activities
Using its thorough knowledge on technological processes, technical parameters of the electrical and mechanical equipment, Instruments, Sensors, Transmitters
and PLC control equipment, SAT Ltd. developed
and commissioned the following Integrated Automation Systems:
• Integrated Automation
Systems for Mill’s Departments (Cement Mills, Raw
Mills, Coal Mills);
• Integrated Automation Systems for Rotary Kiln Departments and Clinker Transport;
• Integrated Automation Systems for de-dusting in cement and power plants;
• LV and MV Distributed systems (retrofit or new);
• Technical Information Systems in power, cement and
glass plants;
• Integrated Automation Systems for palletizing and
shipping in cement and glass plants;
• Industrial lighting Systems – indoor and outdoor;
• Industrial Earthing and Lightning Protection Systems.
Product Range of the company
SAT develops and produces the following main products, using the last modern hardware and own software
decisions for integration in our automation systems:
• Industrial Weight Belt Feeders for bulk materials
– full range;
• Industrial Weight Belt Scales for bulk materials
– full range;
• Dosing portion equipment for bulk materials and fluids – full range;
• Industrial Weighbridges (for Trucks and Wagons)
– full range;
• Industrial Spillage Conveyors
• Control Systems for unloading cars (Tripper) for bulk
materials;
• Control Systems for Reclaimer machines for bulk
materials;
• Control Systems for Bag Filters;
• Control Systems for Glass Feeders;
• Control Systems for Port, Bridge and Tower Cranes.
Industrial Hardware of Control Systems
SAT Ltd. specializes in development of DCS automation systems based on Programmable Logic Controllers
(PLC) and Operator Stations. Generally in SAT’s systems the latest version of SIEMENS PLC SIMATIC S7
are being used, and the list of PLC’s is as follows: SIMATIC S7-200 and LOGO – for small machines;
SIMATIC S7300 and S7-400
– for control of
the departments
and plants.
SAT developed
decentralised systems with different
type of remote
boxes
placed
close to the equipment and connected to the main PLC Process Station by Profibus
DP communication.
For these systems SAT elaborated different type of
standard distributed equipment, as follows:“Distributed
Motor Control Centres” (DMC), incl. all necessary commutation equipment (circuit breakers, contactors, relays)
and remote PLC input/output modules of PS; “Distributed Input/Output” Boxes (DIO and DEC) to connect all
signals from field instruments and equipment; The Plant
Control Systems normally arrange so that it allows independent control of Each
Department.
The Separate
Process Stations of the departments are
connected in a
common network by Industrial Ethernet
(Process Level of the Control System). The Operator
Station (based on standard PC) must provide the “Human–Machine” communication to the processes.
Plant Control Systems
The plant control system normally includes two Redundant Servers with a common program for the Project,
Engineering Station and a number of Client Operator
Stations and printers connected via Industrial Ethernet
in a common network (Operator Level).
All this equipment is normally placed in Central Control Room (CCR) of the Plant. The Redundant Servers
communicate with Department’s Process Stations via
another Industrial Ethernet network by using Optical cables and accessories. According to the client requirements were developed centralized automated systems
by using a MCC type of control, distributed (DMC concept) or mixing systems (partially DMC, partially a MCC
structure) for Plant control. The practice shows that distributed (DMC) and mixed control systems are more
comfortable for installation and maintenance and cheaper than MCC type systems.
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GE Energy, Coca-Cola Hellenic and ContourGlobal
celebrate opening of cogeneration plant in Romania
GE's Jenbacher CHP Units to Support European Union Energy Efficiency Goals, Help Eliminate up
to 40 Percent of a Plant's Annual CO2 Emissions
Coca-Cola Hellenic and ContourGlobal have inaugurated
an advanced energy saving power plant in Romania as part
of an initiative to slash annual CO2 emissions across all of
Coca-Cola Hellenic's operations by more than 20%. The
Romania natural gas-fueled cogeneration plant represents
the first of a planned group of 15 combined heat and power
(CHP) plants that will be installed at Coca-Cola Hellenic's
facilities in 12 European countries. "The opening of the CHP
plant represents a milestone to ensure the sustainable development of our operations, and of the communities we
serve," said Mr. Doros Constantinou, Chief Executive Officer of Coca Cola Hellenic. "Across all of our 28 territories we
have been working to increase efficiencies and reduce CO2
emissions, the main culprit in climate change," he said.
Cogeneration is inherently more energy efficient than using separate power and heat generating sources, making it
an effective anti-pollution strategy. As a result, the EU in
recent years has begun urging member states to modernize
their industrial and municipal cogeneration systems to improve energy efficiency and curtail regional emissions.
GE Energy is supplying ContourGlobal
with 19 Jenbacher gas engines
"For such a large energy initiative, we needed to find a
reliable power generation equipment supplier that could support our project on behalf of Coca Cola Hellenic under a
very tight delivery schedule," said ContourGlobal President
and Chief Executive Officer Joseph C. Brandt.
Each of the bottling plants utilizing GE Energy's Jenbacher
CHP engines will be able to eliminate up to 40 percent of their
annual carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, which demonstrates
the ongoing commitment to reduce the carbon footprint of the
bottling operations in support of EU goals while also reducing
the operational costs by generating their own onsite power.
Under the first phase of the Coca-Cola Hellenic CHP initiative, GE Energy is supplying ContourGlobal, the project
developer, with 19 Jenbacher gas engines-representing a
total output of 58 megawatts (MWel). The first two of GE's
Jenbacher cogeneration modules were installed at CocaCola Hellenic's Romania bottling facility while the other units
will be installed at Coca-Cola facilities in six other European
countries: Ukraine, Russia, Poland, Greece, United Kingdom (Northern Ireland) and Italy.
The new CHP plants will supply a highly
efficient, reliable onsite supply of electricity, as well as hot and chilled water, to CocaCola Hellenic's bottling facilities.
"With the European Union emphasizing the role of energy efficiency in its efforts to reduce regional greenhouse gas emissions, we are very excited to showcase
how our Jenbacher technology can help energy developers and industrial operators like ContourGlobal and
Coca-Cola Hellenic meet with their energy and environmental goals," said Prady Iyyanki, CEO of GE Energy's
Jenbacher gas engine business.
Subsequent project phases call for additional CHP
plants to be installed at bottling facilities in Austria, Czech
Republic, Slovakia and Serbia as well as in the African
nation of Nigeria.
The new Romania cogeneration plant is powered by two
of GE's three-MW J620 Jenbacher gas engines, providing
the factory with a reliable source of onsite power while helping support the EU's emissions reduction goals.
The initiative supports the European Commission's goal
to adopt more stringent environmental targets for member
states to help Europe achieve a 20 percent reduction in
emissions by 2020.
GE Energy's Jenbacher gas engines will be delivered
throughout 2009 and 2010, with commissioning scheduled
as the plants are ready. The equipment is being built at GE's
gas engine manufacturing center in Jenbach, Austria.
Coca-Cola Hellenic and ContourGlobal will open up to
three plants more this year with others following in 2010
and beyond. Another newly introduced feature of the facility in Ploiesti is an intelligent, fully automated, mega
High-Bay warehouse which is the first of its kind in Romania. The system takes palletised products from the six
production lines via a conveyor and allows for storage
and retrieval of stock using eleven automated cranes.
The on-site storage facility heightens efficiency and also
provides Coca-Cola Hellenic with the flexibility to expand
capacity as its business further develops.
About GE Energy
GE Energy is one of the world's leading suppliers of power
generation and energy delivery technologies, with 2008 revenue of $29.3 billion. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, GE Energy
works in all areas of the energy industry including coal, oil,
natural gas and nuclear energy; renewable resources such
as water, wind, solar and biogas; and other alternative fuels.
Numerous GE Energy products are certified under ecomagination, GE's corporate-wide initiative to aggressively bring
to market new technologies that will help customers meet
pressing environmental challenges.
GE is a diversified global infrastructure, finance and media
company that is built to meet essential world needs. From
energy, water, transportation and health to access to money
and information, GE serves customers in more than 100 countries and employs more than 300,000 people worldwide.
About Coca-Cola Hellenic
Coca-Cola Hellenic is one of the world's largest bottlers of
products of The Coca-Cola Company with sales of more
than 2 billion unit cases. It has broad geographic reach with
operations in 28 countries serving a population of approximately 560 million people. Coca-Cola Hellenic offers a diverse range of ready-to-drink non-alcoholic beverages in the
sparkling, juice, water, sport, energy, tea and coffee categories. Coca-Cola Hellenic is committed to promoting sustainable development in order to create value for its business
and for society. This includes providing products that meet
the beverage needs of consumers, fostering an open and
inclusive work environment, conducting business in ways
that protect and preserve the environment and contribute to
the socio-economic development of local communities.
Coca-Cola Hellenic's shares are listed on the Athens Exchange (ATHEX: EEEK), with a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: CCB). Coca-Cola Hellenic's American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) are listed on the New York
Stock Exchange (NYSE: CCH). Coca-Cola Hellenic is included in the Dow Jones Sustainability and FTSE4Good Indexes.
About ContourGlobal
ContourGlobal develops and operates electric and combined heat and power businesses around the world for governments and multinational companies. The company focuses on high-growth, under-served markets and innovative niches within developed markets such as renewable
energy and Combined Heat and Power (CHP). The Company consists of eleven businesses in operation and construction on four continents with approximately 1,000 MW of generating capacity and an active pipeline of new development
business totaling 10,000 MW.
SEE' ENER-SUPPLY Project
EE and RES support for local energy policies
ENER-SUPPLY is the most recent International
Project with EEA Partner participation - started the second half of 2009. Project partners are Research & study
centres, energy agencies, Universities and Municipalities from 6 EU MSs - Italy, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia,
Bulgaria, Romania and 5 candidate countries - Serbia,
Harvatska, Bosnia & Herzegovina, FYROM and Albania. Bulgarian partner with the EEA is the Black Sea
energy regional center (BSERC).
The Project objective is to support targeted Municipalities in larger RES usage and EE measures implementation, to identify potential financial sources and investors and to largely disseminate the final Project outcome
and benefits. Eligible Target groups include professional Associations (of engineers, planers, etc.), together
with all National and Local stakeholders that are active
in the energy field.
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sic EU Directives, models for Energy Budgets, management and optimization of energy demand, for best energy supply agreements, EE enhancement, Energy Management System - EMS different benefits. RES maps
will be updated and/or created, together with feasibility
studies for hybrid EE and RES applications.
Local Systems for EE and RES investment will be
elaborated in several pilot Bulgarian Municipalities in the
region of Dobrudja. "Training of trainers" and "On the
Job training" will be performed with the leading participation of experienced partners from Partner MSs on
State-of-the-art technological and technical knowledge
and relevant legal & normative provisions; Public and
Private best practices on energy resources management will be experienced on the spot.
As for public awareness, under the Project framework
informational and promotional campaigns will be carried
out for different target groups, together with energy days
and video competition, an energy manual will be edited
for project participants and largely distributed. The
Project outcome will be available to Bulgarian Municipalities after its end, due to the EMS Concept. ENERSUPPLY is financially supported under the EU 20072013 Program for SE Europe Trans-National cooperation - SEE, via the respective National Coordinator - the
Bulgarian Ministry of Regional Development and Public
Works. The project duration is of 36 months - till end of
February 2012.
Source: Energy Efficiency Agency, Bulgaria
In the Food and Drink Business Environment Ratings
(BER) for first quarter of 2010, Serbia slipped from ninth
to 12th position in the emerging Europe matrix. Unlike in
the previous quarter, Serbia is now judged to represent
a less viable commercial opportunity for food and drinks
companies than the Baltic states, as the economic situation there slowly improves. Nevertheless, the assessment of Serbia's longer-term market potential is relatively optimistic, buoyed by high per capita consumption of
food and beverages, as well a positive trade balance
figure. Additionally, the country's food consumption
growth score is on a par with some of the more developed regional markets, although factors such as the
widespread grey economy, high unemployment and unresolved political issues will remain the main obstacles
to foreign investment in the shorter term, as will the
downward pressure on food and drinks prices.
The outlook on the country's ability to avoid a deep
and potentially protracted recession in 2009 and
into 2010 is relatively guarded. In fact, risks related
to short-term financing and economic growth are
considered particularly problematic, although large
players based in other parts of the former Yugoslavia, such as the leading Slovenian mass grocery retail (MGR) operator Mercator, seem to have no
qualms about continuing their investment into the
country. This should also provide them with a competitive edge over new international players on the
scene, with many international conglomerates likely
to wait until the country's economic situation shows
stronger signs of recovery. Indeed, having announced its intention to enter the Serbian MGR market in 2009 a while ago, Spar Austria is now choosing to 'observe' the situation, with no store openings
planned during the current year.
Some European majors are, however, already recognizing the longer term potential of the Serbian food and
drinks market. In late September 2009, French dairy behemoth Groupe Danone was poised to close in on two
of the country's leading dairy companies owned by UKbased Salford Fund, namely Mlekara Subotica and Imlek, the market leader that also boasts a strong export
portfolio. Danone already boasts a strong emerging Europe portfolio (the region accounted for 15% of group
sales in FY08). In addition to topping the much-soughtafter Polish market, Danone also leads in the Balkan
markets of Bulgaria and Romania, with Serbia to provide a complementary investment.
Around the same time, however, Belgian brewing behemoth Anheuser-Busch InBev (A-B InBev) was reportedly in talks with private equity firm CVC Capital Partners over the sale of its Central and Eastern European
(CEE) operations. CVC Capital Partners actually submitted a EUR1.57bn bid, although this falls short of the
EUR2bn asking price. The decision was made due to a
steady worsening of conditions for brewers across the
CEE region since the start of 2009, severe economic
stress has forced a sharp alteration in consumer spending, which continues to profoundly affect the non-essential beverage category. What is more, with populations
declining or remaining flat in many of the region's markets, the long-term demographic outlook does not favour
brewers, particularly those that are not market leaders.
Key Players in Serbian food
and beverage market
tion of another well-known biscuit called Grandma's
cookie. In 1997 the company was the first in the country to receive international certificate for the standard
in quality management ISO 9001 in food industry.
Mondi Serbia
Mondi Foods has more than 40 years experience in
the fruit business and today it is one of the major European processors of red fruit products. Within its strategy
of backwards integration, in 2002 Mondi launched a
greenfield investment in central Serbia - the freezing and
sorting of red fruit for the European market, raspberries,
strawberries, blackberries and Oblacinska cherries. It
was the first foreign investment in the Serbian fruit processing industry.
Today, Mondi Serbia's turnover amounts to about
EUR 7.5 million. In Serbia, it has a storage capacity of
3,500 tons, and employs around 150 people year round.
Mondi Serbia has a flow freeze tunnel that is already
processing IQF fruits in combination with a new laser
sorting line. Thanks to these investments the company
is able to serve its customers with top quality fruit products from Serbia. Production capacity is over 6.000 tons
of frozen products per year.
Mondi Serbia produces according to the HACCP
quality system. Moreover, in 2004 this company
became the first Serbian fruit cold store to attain a
high level BRC certification.
Coca-Cola/IBP Beograd AD
Coca-Cola HBC has been operating in Serbia since
1997, when the purchase of the IBP Beograd company represented the biggest foreign investment in the
what was then the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The
company has been hiring local employees, continually
invested in the local market and supported the local
community. Coca-Cola HBC Serbia, with its long-term
business plans and interests in Serbia, plays an important role in the economic development of the country, having invested more than 150 million EUR in ten
years. Since 1997, Coca-Cola Serbia has tripled its
production in order to meet the growing needs of its
customers as well as introduced 39 new products and
packages. Today, Coca-Cola HBC Serbia is the country's leading soft drinks producer, which together with
more than 3,000 business partners creates one of the
most successful business systems in Serbia. The main
office is in Zemun, where some 65,000 square meters
of land are occupied with six production lines, a warehouse and business premises. The company has seven distribution centers across the country. Coca-Cola
acquired Vlasinka, the bottling company of "Rosa" water-leader in the market of natural spring waters, and
Fresh&Co., leading producer of juices, thus positioning the company as one the biggest non-alcoholic beverages producing companies in the region. These acquisitions are in line with the Coca-Cola HBC strategy
to broaden its beverage offer for consumers and symbolizing a significant and long term commitment to the
company's operations in Serbia.
Carlsberg Serbia/ Pivara Celarevo
Pivara Celarevo, which is situated in the city of
Bambi
Bambi Banat a.d. is a biscuit manufacturing company in Pozarevac, Serbia. It was founded in 1967 and
employed 37 people. Today Bambi is one of the largest and most profitable companies in the country. One
of its signature products is biscuit called Plazma biscuit. From the start, the company's focus was on manufacturing biscuits made out of domestically grown
grains with an emphasis on healthy food. Within the
first ten years of its existence the company had 230
full-time employees and manufactured 3,100 tons of
products. In 1979 it received its first award for consistency in quality. Over the years the company grew and
expanded to different regions of former Yugoslavia. In
1981 the company started production of their now famous Plazma biscuit, and today it is one of their best
selling products. In 1990 the company started produc-
Celarevo 130 km north of Beograd, became part of
the Carlsberg Group in 2003. Now called Carlsberg
Srbija, it is one of the most successful privatization
and foreign investments in Serbia. A re-launch of
the local LAV brand and a successful launch of
Tuborg, the first international brand produced in
Serbia and Montenegro, helped the company to
grow by 65% and take second place in the Serbian
beer market in 2005.
The brands have been closely associated to some of
the major national events. LAV is the official sponsor
of the Serbian national football cup, now named the
LAV CUP, while the music-focused Tuborg Green
sponsors EXIT - the largest music festival in SouthEast Europe.
Apatinska Brewery
Apatinska pivara, located in the town of Apatin, was
built in 1756 and is the biggest brewery in Serbia. Registered as joint stock company it has 1287 employees.
The brewery follows a long tradition. Its popular products are Jelen pivo (deer beer) and the Pils Light,
which comes in several different packaging solutions
such as cans or stubbies. This brewery is also well
known for its production of many soft drinks varieties,
as well as Ice-Tea flavors.
Apatinska Pivara AD is one of the most technologically advanced facilities of its kind in Europe. Technology is constantly improving in part due to German involvement in the
brewing process.
The brewery itself is located in
the central district of Apatin
and is surrounded by public
streets
and
houses. The factory is operational 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In December 2003, Belgian-based brewing company
Interbrew bought 99% stake in Apatinska pivara. In
2004, Interbrew merged with Brazilian beer company
AmBev to form the new entity InBev, which has since
then been the majority stakeholder in Apatinska pivara. In November 2008, InBev merged with AnheuserBusch to form the new entity Anheuser-Busch InBev,
which has since then been the majority stakeholder in
Apatinska pivara. In mid October 2009, private equity
fund CVC Capital Partners bought all of AnheuserBusch InBev's holdings in Central Europe (including
Apatinska pivara) for È2.23 billion.
Arteska International Company
Arteska International Company manufactures and distributes refreshment non-alcoholic beverages, alcoholic
drinks, and marmalades and jam product lines. It also
offers natural spring water and fruit products. The company serves the alcoholic and refreshing beverages
market. Arteska International Company was founded in
1997 and is based in Subotica, with additional branch
offices in Novi Sad, Beograd, Sabac, Uzice, Kragujevac, Nis, Kovin, Zrenjanin, etc.
BB Minaqua
BB Minaqua A.D.. is a
leading mineral water
producer in Serbia. Its
production facilities are
located in Novi Sad,
Northern Serbia. The
history of mineral water
sources is dating back to
1897. It was used for
therapeutic purposes as well as for drinking. Appreciating it's quality, in 1911 Minaqua - in that period known
as "Franc Josef's water" was rewarded with GRAND
PRIX for it`s exquisite quality on Fairs in Rome, Paris
and London. After the Second World War Minaqua
mineral water have been sold all over Yugoslavia by
the name "Mineral water of Novi Sad". From 1972 after construction of new plant, this mineral water gained
new name Minaqua.
In 1999, Minaqua
is transformed in private company with
around 100 shareholders. With new
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naqua became one of the leaders in production of mineral water in Serbia and Montenegro.
Since it was transformed to "share holding" company
BB Minaqua invested a lot in new production and filling
lines for water and soft drinks from well known producers
such as: Krones (Germany) capacity of 9000 units of 2
liter bottles/
h; SIG (SIG
Coproplast
Germany
and SIG Simonazzi Italy) capacity
of 14000
units of 2 liter bottles/h;
Sidel (Italy)
capacity of
16000 units of 2 liter bottles/h and THOMASON MACHINERY Production of 5,751 l 2000 units/h (Cyprus).
Minaqua's 3 blow moulding machines (SIG Corpoplast
2 units and Sidel 1 unit) for PET bottle production of 2
liter, 0.5 liter and 0.33 liter bottles have capacities 16000
bottles/h and 22000 bottles/h respectively. Company invested in Injection Molding System for production of PET
performs for bottle production. Two Husky Injection
Molding Systems have capacity of 11.000 units per hour.
By the end of 2008 new warehouse with innovative Radioshuttle System was installed, the first of this kind in
Serbia. It is the only one in Serbia. During 2008 Minaqua
has also purchased and installed Robot Palletizing System with Robot Palletizer Motoman EPL 500 for packing
bottles of 5,75 liters. It can wrap up to 2000 units of 5,75
liter bottles per hour.
Novosadska pivara (Novi Sad Brewery) is a brewery
owned by Heineken International. Registered as a limited liabilty company, it started production in 2003 and is
the youngest brewery operating in the country.Located
in the Serbian province of Vojvodina, in the city of Novi
Sad, the brewery was founded as part of TUP Rodic
M&B Company. Through aggressive marketing campaign that featured a "Svetsko, a nase" slogan and a
series of public personalities such as Lazar Ristovski,
Ceca Raznatovic, and Pierluigi Collina, it quickly established its MB pivo brand. For the 2004/2005 basketball
season, the company was the main sponsor of KK Partizan.
At the time when Rodic Company decided to sell the
brewery in December 2007, it held 7% of Serbian beer
market with annual production of 1.5 million hectolitres,
placing it fourth - behind Apatinska pivara, Carlsberg
Srbija, and Efes Srbija.
On December 5, 2007, Dutch beer producer Heineken International announced its purchase of Pivara MB.
The amount of transaction was not disclosed. The takeover was finalized on February 19, 2008 at which time it
was also announced that the company is changing its
name to Brauerei MB.
In October 2008, Heineken's Braurei MB (Novi Sad
facilities) merged with Efes Srbija (had two breweries:
Pancevo and Zajecar) to establish a new entity - Ujedinjene srpske pivare (United Breweries of Serbia).
Knjaz Milos AD
is a carbonated mineral water producer and distributor
based in Arandelovac, Serbia.
Knjaz Milos has been produced and sold since 1811.
The natural mineral water is bottled deep in the Serbian
mountains of Arandelovac. In addition to its centerpiece
Knjaz Milos carbonated mineral water, the company also
produces a line of Golf fruit juices and soft drinks, Aqua
Viva spring water, Aqua Una mountain water, and
Guarana energy drink.
After much legal wrangling, and several highly
publicized competing takeover bids, Knjaz Milos
AD majority stake (58%) was bought in 2004 by
FPP Balkan Ltd. consortium. The takeover was
done in stages: in September 2004, FPP Balkan
Limited investment fund, part of London-based
FPP Group, bought through takeover bid a 25%
stake at RSD17,200 per share. In December 2004
it launched another takeover bid and bought another 33% for RSD23,000 per share, which made
a total of 57 million Euro investment for 58% of the
equity. In January 2005, FPP Balkan Ltd. Added
Salford Capital Partners fund as their partners. In
December 2006, Knjaz Milos AD obtained an ISO
22000 certification for food safety, the first company to obtain this certification in Serbia. Knjaz Milos
is imported in the United States by A.B Company,
Inc., and Grand Prix Trading Corp.
Source: BMI's Food and Drink Business
Environment Ratings (BER), listed companies web-sites.
Success story from Bulgaria
Djebel - 96 Ltd. a leading manufacturer of hydraulic cylinders and components
One of the leading Bulgarian manufacturers of hydraulic cylinders and components Djebel - 96 Ltd. was established in 1979 under the name of MZ "Pnevmatika" as a subdivision of TK "Pnevmatika" Kardzhali.
In 1993 MZ "Pnevmatika" separated from TK "Pnevmatika" and continued existing as "Djebel". "Djebel96" was established in 1996 as a separate company. The same year it bought 92% stake in "Djebel"
from the Ministry of Industry.
Its main market is European Union where Djebel -96
exports 95% of its production.
Product range of the company
Djebel-96 produces a wide range of standard and customer specific hydraulic cylinders:
• Piston hydraulic cylinders;
• Plunger hydraulic cylinders;
• Telescopic hydraulic cylinders.
Production of Djebel 96 during the last 10 years
The company is specialized in the design and manufacture of hydraulic cylinders for electric and engine
powered forklifts, agricultural machinery, etc. It keeps
on renewing and modernizing of its equipment and technologies. All facilities of the company are situated in the
town of Djebel.
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The company has already implemented ISO
14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007; SFS-EN ISO
9001:2000 Quality certificate; SFS-EN ISO 14001:2004
Environmental certificate and OHSAS 18001:1999 Occupational health and safety certificate.
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Macedonia, Romania, Albania,
Germany, Ukraine and Egypt.
International exhibitors of WIN 1 came from: Austria, Belgium, China, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Japan, India, Iran, Italy, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Spain,
Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine and United Kingdom. Besides individual exhibitors Germany, Romania and UK had their own
national pavilions at the fair.
Great Interest from Anatolia
No.1 platform of Manufacturing Industry in Eurasian Region
WIN - World of Industry 2010 Part 1, held between 4 - 7 February 2010 in TUYAP Fair and Congress Center, closed its
doors with successful results. Organized by Hannover Messe
Bilesim, the fair hosted 499 exhibitors and 165 co-exhibitors
from 20 countries. The latest manufacturing technologies and
thousands of products, brands & services have been displayed at the fair by national and international exhibitors.
Smile on Exhibitors and Visitors' Faces
WIN Part 1 were full of unique business opportunities especially for exporters, importers, investors and companies
searching for new markets. Exhibitors and visitors of the fair
were happy at the end of the fair, because the fair was very
efficient in aspect of doing business and their expectations
were fulfilled. Exhibitors declared their satisfaction regarding
the qualification of the visitors and high number of national
and international business contacts they built during the fair.
Visitors were happy to see latest technologies in manufacturing industry, thousands of products and brands from Turkey
and abroad. They could also get detailed information about
the exhibitors and displayed products & services easily at the
fair ground through the kiosks located in the foyers and digital
fair catalogue in CD format, different than last year.
WIN 1:
Center of International Business Contacts
In WIN 1, welcoming 21% more international visitors compared to last year, business delegations from 17 countries
had opportunity to make B2B Meetings with exhibitors in
frame of "International Business Days" during three days.
Besides buyer delegations hosted at the fair within 'Hosted
Buyer Program' and in cooperation with Undersecretariat of
the Prime Minister for Foreign Trade, German Businessmen
Delegation organized by IHK Niederrhein made B2B meetings with exhibitors and visitors on the 3rd day of the fair as
well. WIN Part 1 hosted buyer delegations from Jordan, Iran,
Iraq, Syria, Ethiopia, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Afghanistan,
Company owners and professionals from Anatolia active
in machinery, welding, surface treatment and logistics sectors were also brought to the fair by the organizer. In frame
of this special program, 1.125 industrialists from 13 different
cities visited the fair.
"Eurasian Business Partner" Japan
2010 is "Japanese Year in Turkey" and Japan is the Eurasian Business Partner of this year's WIN 1 with 29 Japanese brands. Visitors and exhibitors had chance to get information about business possiblities between Turkey and Japan by visiting JETRO - Japan External Trade Organization
stand in the main foyer. Japan will be the Eurasian Business
Partner of WIN 2 as well.
Industrial Activities Summit
"Industrial Activities Summit" continued to bring industry
specialists, leading businessmen, politicians, scientists, academicians, journalists together again and offered a wide
range of conferences, panels and company presentations.
All of these events added further value to the show as a
platform of exchange for information, know-how and education among professionals of the industry.
7 leading sectors under one roof
Together with 3 different sectors of WIN 2, WIN - World of
Industry will bring 7 leading sectors of manufacturing industry
under one roof. The fairs to be held during the 2nd phase starting on February 25 and ending on February 28, 2010 are as
follows: OTOMASYON'10 (17th Industrial Automation Fair),
ELECTROTECH'10 (11th Energy, Electrics and Electronics
Technologies Fair) and HYDRAULIC&PNEUMATIC'10 (7th
Hydraulic Technologies Fair).
The WIN-Fairs, trade fairs of Deutsche Messe Group Hannover /Germany are organized under cooperation between
Deutsche Messe's subsidiary; Hannover Messe International Istanbul Uluslararasi Fuarcilik Limited Sirketi (HFT) and
the joint venture company; Hannover-Messe Bilesim Fuarcilik A.S (HM Bilesim). With 73 national and international
supporter organizations WIN - World of Industry is the leading trade fair according to number of supporters.
The ideal platform for business networking
European Commission's economic forecast report has
predicted that Turkey would become the fastest growing
country in Europe in 2010 with a 2.8 percent growth rate and
the growth rate would climb up to 3.6 percent in 2011.
WIN fairs with their high number of international participants and visitors continue to provide unique opportunities
for those companies that seek new markets to enter. As of
today Germany, France and Italy have their own national
pavilions at the fair. Some of the other participating companies come from Taiwan, China, Belgium, South Korea, Holland, Spain and India. The interest and the trust of the international exhibitors for WIN proves that the platform is the
most effective for the manufacturing industry.
WIN fairs continue to bring together national and foreign
participants with buyers from the neighboring countries. Under the special program titled the "Hosted Buyer Program,"
buyer commissions from Middle East and North Africa regions including Iran, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Ukraine, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, as well
as South Africa and Russia will be hosted during the fair.
They will get to have one-to-one meetings with the fair participants on the "Business Partnership Days".
Moreover, exhibitors get the chance directly to introduce
their products and services to decision makers from all
around the world. In 2009, 1358 participants from 30 countries found the opportunity to meet 113,992 professional visitors (of which 86% were decision makers) representing 70
different countries.
Hannover Messe Group Companies
Hannover Messe International Istanbul and the Group
companies in Turkey focus primarily on planning, organizing and running international events for Turkish and Eurasian marketplace. Their name stands for high professionality and quality standards and guarantees exceptionally effective marketing and business platforms for the different
industrial sectors.
A multitude of Group subsidiaries and shareholdings have been
established in Germany and abroad. Still pursuing its strategy of
ever expanding its business volume, Deutsche Messe AG continues to organize industrial fairs in various countries including Turkey as a part of its international expansion project started in 2007
and takes more roles in its joint venture companies.
After having more shares from the companies; Hannover
Messe Ankiros and HIFAS (CeBIT Bilisim Eurasia), Hannover Messe Bilesim; the organizer of the WIN exhibitions
became the third company with majority of the shares belonging to Deutsche Messe AG Group of companies. As a
result, Hannover Messe International Istanbul will be taking
more responsibilities from now on. Joint Venture partners
will continue working together for the future success of WIN.
Montenegrin-Turkish Business Forum
On 12 December 2009, the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro organized the Business meeting in Podgorica, which
gathered around 300 Montenegrin and Turkish businessmen. The Presidents of the two states Mr. Filip Vujanovic
and Mr. Abdullah Gul participated in the work of the Forum.
This Montenegrin-Turkish Business Forum is considered
as the biggest economic gathering in the history of Montenegro. In the opening address at the business forum, Mr.
Mijuskovic, President of PKCG, expressed his satisfaction
with the interest of businessmen of the two countries in cooperation and stressed that the meetings of this kind are an
opportunity to exchange experiences and make extra effort,
through economic contacts and business arrangements, to
help our economies getting out of the crisis as soon as possible and in the least painful manner.
The Economic Cooperation Agreement and the Agreement on International Road Transport of Passengers and
Goods, which were signed by the Ministers of the Governments of Montenegro and Turkey in Cetinje, continued Mr.
Mijuskovic, will further contribute to strengthening economic
relations between our countries. The need to strengthen
these ties is of importance even for the common European
future. Jointly we have launched a series of initiatives to
strengthen regional integration and position the region towards the European integration, reminded Mr. Mijusovic,
and invited representatives of business associations from
the Republic of Turkey, in business operations with the economy of Montenegro to count on the assistance of the Cham-
ber of Economy of Montenegro in terms of provision of information, connecting with the economic entities, as well as
other kind of support.
This even more, said Mr. Mijuskovic, due to the fact that
the economic exchange between our two countries deserves
a much higher trade level than achieved, and we think that
in this field we can and have to do and achieve a lot more.
This is an excellent opportunity for a new beginning.
The Turkish investors have a lot of opportunities to invest
in the Montenegrin market, while the airport in Berane and
the free-trade zone in Bar could be the first on this list, said
the Montenegrin President Mr. Filip Vujanovic.
A large number of Turkish investors could invest the money
into reconstruction of the Berane based airport, since the north
of Montenegro is very attractive, both for holidays and investments, said the President Vujanovic. He believes that the favorable position of the Port of Bar offers possibilities for a wide
scope of action, and that the Business Forum is a good opportunity to improve cooperation between Montenegro and
Turkey. He added that the lack of information and poor transport infrastructure are some of the reasons for the insufficient
economic cooperation between the two states. Turkey hasn't
been informed about the conditions for business operating
and the quality of the Montenegrin companies. They are not
familiar with the fact that on the Montenegrin market there are
currently 4.5 thousand foreign companies from even, 64 countries, said Mr. Vujanovic and reminded that the number of
investments in this year was increased, stating that this trend
could continue into the next year as well.
The Turkish President Mr. Abdullah Gul said that Montenegro, although a small country, has a good geographical
position, which enables the development of tourism. The liberalized market, visa-free regime and the way to the European Union (EU) and NATO should create conditions for a
beautiful future in Montenegro.
The representative of the Turkish Ministry of Economy,
Mr. Zafer Caglayan believes that the cooperation between
Montenegro and Turkey should first be developed in the sectors of construction, tourism and shipbuilding. I'm convinced
that the Turkish constructors will set as a goal investing in
Montenegro, since it is very important to do business together with the Montenegrin entrepreneurs in the world market, said Mr. Caglayan. He reminded that Turkey is the fifth
country in the world in the field of shipbuilding, and after
China the leading one in civil engineering.Turkey and Montenegro except for mutual cooperation must jointly invest in
third countries, said Mr. Caglayan.
The Montenegrin Minister of Economy Mr. Branko Vujovic
said that in times of crisis, we have the most difficult situation
in the aluminum and steel industry, but we are trying to compensate these drawbacks by revenue from tourism and foreign investments. Montenegro bears the economic crisis pretty well, which confirms that the Montenegrin economy is stable, without major layoffs of workers, with stable prices and is
one of the few in time of crisis to have succeeded to increase
the level of foreign investments, said Minister Vujovic.
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WIN - World of Industry Part 1 was again the pulse of the
Eurasian industry
44 057 professionals from 65 countries visited 1st part of the fair
EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS
HANNOVER MESSE to emphasize efficiency, innovation and sustainability
Nine leading international events at one venue 19 to 23 April 2010, Hannover, Germany
Under the new motto "Efficiency, Innovation, Sustainability", the next HANNOVER MESSE (19 to 23 April 2010) will
be showcasing innovations, new developments and technologies, alongside new materials from the world of industry. With its clear orientation towards energy, mobility and
automation, as well as industrial subcontracting, HANNOVER MESSE will again embrace the salient trends affecting every branch of industry.
"Next year we are launching two new leading trade fairs in
a move that really testifies to the innovative drive and core
strengths of HANNOVER MESSE. With MobiliTec we will
be putting even greater emphasis on a major energy-related
trend -- electric mobility. CoilTechnica completes the lineup
of displays geared to the subcontracting and outsourcing
sector. We can look forward to another comprehensive and
impressive international showcase of industry in 2010," predicts Dr. Wolfram von Fritsch, Chairman of the Board of
Deutsche Messe, adding, "An event having the kind of
strong international appeal of HANNOVER MESSE has
what it takes to give the emerging economic upswing a major shot in the arm."
The show's underlying motto of "Efficiency, Innovation,
Sustainability" does justice to the common interests of every
participating industrial sector. As the organizers point out,
"every branch of industry faces the same challenges." While
innovation is important, the application and exchange of existing know-how is equally significant. The transfer of knowledge between science and business lies at the core of a
varied program of seminars, congresses and workshops.
branch of industry and can help secure a decisive competitive advantage. In 2010 Industrial Supply will again showcase the entire spectrum of subcontracting with materials,
components and systems for the automobile industry as well
as mechanical and plant engineering. It will provide an ideal
platform for networking, know-how transfer and new business leads.
The new international trade fair MobiliTec bundles together all the mobility-related technologies for the future in the
centrally located Hall 27. The International Trade Fair for
Hybrid and Electric Powertrain Technologies, Mobile Energy Storage and Alternative Mobility Solutions is located close
to another keynote display -- Renewables -- which is part of
the trade fair Energy. Here attention is directed to all forms
of renewable energy: solid, liquid and gaseous bio-energy,
photovoltaic, solar and geothermal energy as well as wind
energy and hydropower. It is widely recognized that only by
harnessing all forms of renewable energy to power electric
motors will we be able to effectively reduce CO2 emissions
and achieve the goal of sustainability.
The Energy show presents the energy mix of the future,
showing how conventional and renewable energy technologies feed into the entire energy production chain -- from energy generation, supply, transmission and distribution to
conversion and storage. For the past two years, Energy has
been complemented by Power Plant Technology, the leading trade fair for power plant design, operation and maintenance. Energy providers and exhibitors from the energy sector will be presenting highly innovative concepts for coal,
hydroelectric and steam-driven power stations.
The Fascination of Technology:
TectoYou Captivates a Young Audience
"It is only through the efforts of highly qualified personnel that we are able to achieve what we do in terms
of technology and engineering. If we want to perform
well in the international marketplace we need a new
generation of qualified, well trained young people," remarked Dr. Dietmar Harting, Chairman of the HANNOVER MESSE Exhibitors' Committee and General
Partner of HARTING KGaA (Espelkamp) - a supporter
of the TectoYou initiative.
Nine Leading International Trade
Fairs: New Names, New Concepts
and the Debut of MobiliTec and
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Research & Technology is the leading Innovations
Market for research facilities, universities and colleges.
As a major platform for knowledge transfer between industry and science it attracts researchers, developers
and designers from every area of industry, bringing R&D
together with potential users. For many years Research
& Technology has served as a highly effective interface
between industry and research.
Numerous special displays, presentations, congresses,
panel discussions, seminars and workshops with topflight speakers add to the reputation of HANNOVER
MESSE as a unique international technology event. For
scientists and decision-makers from business, politics
and industry there is no better place to share ideas, new
research findings and practical lessons learned from industrial applications. The WORLD ENERGY DIALOGUE
is an outstanding example, with experts coming together
to showcase and discuss the latest solutions for energy
generation and distribution.
For many years, Italy has been represented at HANNOVER MESSE with one of the biggest contingents of exhibitors. Its presence has thus made a significant contribution to the international success of the event. Italy enjoys a
leading position on the global marketplace, proving especially competitive in such sectors as renewable energy, industrial automation, power transmission and electrical engineering. Italy will be reinforcing that position with a strong
presence at HANNOVER MESSE 2010.
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Digital Factory , the international trade fair for integrated processes and IT solutions, will be highlighting
developments in 3D visualization and software solutions
for complete production processes. As a branch summit
attracting international software suppliers and service
providers within the industrial process chain, Digital Factory forms the connecting link between the physical factory and its digital counterpart.
Knowledge Transfer at the
Highest Level
The Partner Country will be Italy
The nine international trade fairs that form the lineup of
HANNOVER MESSE are a reflection of global technological
trends in industrial production and development. The issue
of energy efficiency is a common theme of all the international trade fairs and special events in Hannover. Attendees
will discover a wealth of new solutions for mobile automation, micro-materials processing and lightweight construction technology.
Industrial Supply (formerly "Subcontracting") is being
staged under a new name in 2010, and with an additional
focus on lightweight construction. No fewer than four exhibition halls will be devoted to innovative materials and futureproof production processes -- as befits the leading showcase for the subcontracting market. Intelligent solutions in
lightweight construction are of importance to virtually every
and wireless industrial communications.
As from 2010, CoilTechnica, the new trade fair for
Coil Winding, Transformer and Electric Motor Manufacturing Technology, will take place every two years as an
integral part of HANNOVER MESSE. Useful synergies
with Energy and Industrial Automation can be exploited
here to highlight important product areas such as coiling
components, manufacturing facilities and insulation materials for diverse user industries, including the automobile, electrical and automation sectors.
Also emerging in 2010 in a new form, MicroNanoTec ,
the leading trade fair for nanotechnology, microtechnology
and laser micro-materials processing, will now address a
broader spectrum. In particular it will focus on how the interplay of nanomaterials and microsystems technology facilitates the development of new products and how this impacts on industry. In order to underline the importance of
these two future-oriented key technologies, the name of the
trade fair has been changed to MicroNanoTec. It remains
the only dedicated trade fair for this industrial sector and is
thus highly regarded by development engineers, decisionmakers and users. Industrial Automation, international trade
fair for process and factory automation, again covers the
entire spectrum of automation technology. In 2010 a core
issue will be industrial embedded systems & PCs. The display category Process Automation showcases mobile robots
TectoYou - now in its fourth consecutive year at
HANNOVER MESSE is aimed at school goers soon to
begin their professional training and seeks to generate enthusiasm for careers in engineering and other
technical fields. Guided Tours of HANNOVER MESSE,
dialogue with industry experts and trainers on realworld practice, as well as the chance to obtain some
hands-on experience serve to inspire younger visitors
and highlight possible career options for the future.
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Expoenergy, Bulcontrola and Water Sofia 2010
The International Specialised Exhibitions EXPOENERGY, BULCONTROLA and WATER SOFIA will be held from 13th to 16th of April 2010 at Inter Expo Center - Sofia, Bulgaria. Designers,
engineers, technologists, environmentalists, managers of energy and central heating companies, experts in the field of metrology and standardization, investors, entrepreneurs will find in the
exhibition pavilions a wide range of exhibits for branches that define the industrial development
of every country and region.
EXPOENERGY will present modern equipment and technologies for the production and management of energy through combined production of electricity and heat power, rehabilitation of
capacitates and improvement of the energy efficiency of buildings and sites, heating and airconditioning equipment, ventilation and gas installations for the households and the industry.
The 39th edition of BULCONTROLA with its main categories BULLABOR and BULECOLOGY
will present the innovations in the field of control and measuring devices and glassware, applied
software and systems for monitoring and prevention necessary for the effective protection of
environment.
WATER SOFIA for the fourth consecutive year is organised in co-operation with MESSE BERLIN
and will offer solutions for the construction of modern water supply and sewage system and for the
improvement of water sector efficiency - equipment and technologies for water catchment, treatment and processing of drinking and waste waters, flood prevention control equipment, for analyses,
maintenance and cleaning of swimming pools, drainage systems, water basins, etc. Seminar on Public Private Partnership in Water Supply and Sanitations Sector - Opportunities and Perspectives will
be held in the frameworks of the exhibition. Additional information at www.iec.bg.
9th edition of Expokos Fair Prishtina, Kosovo
Meeting point for investors, suppliers and Government
One of the most important business events in Kosovo, Albania and Macedonia will be held between 5-9 May 2010 in Pallati i Rinise, Prishtina. The 9th edition of Expokos Fair is organized from
CEO in cooperation with the Government of the Republic of Kosovo. The fair is also supported by Ministry of Economy of Kosova, Ministry of Energetic of Kosova, Ministry of Trade and Industry of
Kosova, Regional Economic Chambers, BDS (Business Development Support) and Kosovo Business Aliance.
The expected number of participating countries is 20. During the fair will be realized agreement of partnership between local and international businesses; transactions with convenient prices;
consultations, informations, concrete ideas and initiatives of cooperations.
International Fair Prishtina EXPOKOS will include 4 pavilions as usual
• PNM Construction fair: Building Materials, Building systems and equipment, Prefabricated Building, Chemical Auxiliaries for the Industry, Isolation, Heating and Sanitary Technology, Electrical
Installation, Ceramics, Doors and Windows, Metal Processing and Decorations, Road Construction, Recycling.
• Energetic fair: Energy & Mines: Electric power Industry, Alternative energy like: (Wind, Water, Solar, Gas, Cool, Oil), Stations of gas, Ministry of Energetic.
• SEE-Tech: Technique: Pavilion of quality, Assurance, Measuring Instruments, Measuring machines, analytical apparatus, Automatic and Robotic, Industrial machinery and metallurgy, Foundry,
Metals and non-metals equipment, Chemistry and plastic Industry, Manufactures, Telecommunication, Transport Equipment.
• Wood industry and interior: Woodworking Machinery, Solid wood processing, home and office furniture, Parquet, wooden floors, houses from wood, wood decorations.
Data from EXPOKOS 2009 Edition
• Number of attending companies: 260
• Number of participating countries: 17
• Exhibiting companies' origin: Kosovo, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Germany, Netherlands, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belgium,
Romania, Austria.
• Number of visitors: Over 54,000
• Visitor's origin: Kosovo, Albania, Macedonia, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece, etc.
"ELECTROtec & Lighting Salon" sets the bar even higher
The biggest and most impressive 5th edition in the history of the international exhibition "ELECTROtec & Lighting Salon" will finds its place from 1 - 4 October 2010, for the first time in the new
and most contemporary Metropolitan Expo exhibition centre, located at Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos"
area. The new location can be best described by its spacious areas, functionality, high quality services, easy access by all
public means of transport and massive parking lots, enhancing the services provided to exhibitors and visitors, creating added
value and to the exhibition. In addition, with the proper spatial planning and its spacious halls, the Metropolitan Expo it offers a
significant advantage to the organizer ëT Expoû: To clearly distinguish the categories of "ELECTROtec & Lighting Salon" and
thus illustrate its dual character:
"ELECTROtec" which by covering the sectors of electrical material, automation, safety and control systems, electronics,
software, tools, as well as anything that has to do with the production, management, distribution and usage of electrical
energy, attracts businessmen, electrical engineers, installers and contractors, executives from construction companies, technical services of Public Organizations and Local Administrations, educational institutions, etc.
"Lighting Salon", upgraded and placed in its own special hall room will present the latest suggestions on architectural, business, decoration and domestic lighting to architects, consultants,
lighting designers, decorators, etc.
"ELECTROtec & Lighting Salon" is biennial, supported by the most important business, professional and scientific associations of the related sectors and will be accompanied by interesting
side events.
Exhibition profile
The great international exhibition "Electrotec & Lighting Salon" is writing a new golden chapter in history. After the tremendous success of the 4th organization during last October of 2008 -since
the "Expo Athens" was fully crowded-the organizing company "Technoekdotiki" (which now has constituted a new company "T Expo") decided to transfer the exhibition in the new and European
standards exhibition center "Metropolitan Expo" next to international airport "Eleftherios Venizelos".
The exhibition having expanded its themes and products is now ready to beat the last record of participants since the available spaces are enough to cover the great demand.
Parallel events are also scheduled in the exhibition with the participation of bright speakers from all over Greece.
Who participates
Manufacturers, representatives and importers of electrical, light, telecommunication and electronic material, automation systems, control and safety, software, tools as well as companies of
production, management and distribution of electricity will be present in "Electrotec & Lighting Salon".
3rd edition of ECOTEC - Environmental Technologies & Photovoltaic Systems exhibition
The demand for a green, sustainable development is nowadays getting more critical and the action of the government, Local Administrations and citizens for ecological actions in daily life is
remarkably growing. These facts have already given energy to the 3rd edition of the international exhibition ECOTEC - Environmental Technologies & Photovoltaic Systems, which is organized by
T Expo, being held from Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th of April 2010, in the Expo Athens exhibition centre in Anthoussa Attica.
The number of participants, on both national and international level, is impressively increasing, proving among others that the new and rapidly growing market of environmental technologies has
found in ECOTEC - of two successful previous editions - the place to meet with its high demands.
The main target of the 3rd edition is to achieve an even greater completeness of exhibits - expanding the range of categories in new areas of environmental technologies - enhancing its
international profile.
Ecotec - Environmental Technologies & Photovoltaic Systems specializes in the sectors of Renewable energy sources, recycling, urban and industrial waste management, energy saving, eco
building, alternative fuel, environmental restoration, etc.
The exhibition is framed by the Ecoforum a 4-day convention for environmental technologies in which important personalities from Greece and abroad will participate, showing great interest for
executives of Local Administrations and municipalities.
Confirmations have already been made in the frame of this national convention, including conferences by ELEATAEN (Hellenic Wind Energy Association), PASEPPE (Greek Association of
Environmental Protection Companies), ECOWEEK, QUALITY NET and Mr. Antonis MAvropoulos President of the Scientific Committee of ISWA.
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