By: J,S., STA
Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) plans to collect EUR 85.9 million in dividends from state-owned companies for last year, which is significantly less than the originally planned EUR 142 million, as certain payouts have been suspended by regulators in relation to the coronavirus crisis.
“This does not mean that this difference has been lost for good. This goes into distributable profits of companies, decisions on which may be made in the coming years,” SSH management board advisor Vanessa Grmek told the Finance Committee.