Ericsson CR

Article Abstract:

Ericsson CR (Czech Republic), telecommunication technology supplier, is increasing its turnover in the Czech Republic. The firm saw a turnover of nearly 1.9 bil Kc in 1997, 78% more compared to 1996. The worth of the company's contracts was 2.1 bil Kc in 1997, 96% more compared to 1996. Ericsson CR is in the second position among the branches of the international concern Ericsson, according to the division Enterprise Networks. A reason for the growth of the firm's turnover is the unsaturated Czech market. About 5% of the population owns mobile telephones in the Czech Republic compared to 40% in Scandinavia. A similar situation is in the field of the equipment of companies with data communications, mobile systems and digital telephone exchanges.

Comment:

Posts turnover of nearly 1.9 bil Kc in 1997, 78% more compared to 1996

Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Wholesalers, Communications Equip Whsle, Telecommunications equipment wholesalers, Article, Ericsson CR

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Ekonom's probe

Article Abstract:

Bohuslav Novak (Hrabetice, Czech Republic), canning firm, expects a turnover of 150-160 mil Kc in 1998 compared to 120 mil Kc in 1997. The firm was set up in 1991 and built its production plant from a credit of 11 mil ATS in 1992. The company redeemed the credit during in four years and now it goes on developing its resources. The firm's worth is 60 mil Kc. The company has 130 employees in three shifts during season and 80 employees out of season.

Comment:

Bohuslav Novak (Hrabetice, Czech Republic), canning firm, expects a turnover of 150-160 mil Kc in 1998 compared to 120 mil Kc in 1997.

Canned Foods, Fruit and Vegetable Canning, Pickling, and Drying, Bohuslav Novak

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Investors in the industrial zone - Lira

Article Abstract:

Lira (Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic), the largest European manufacturer of picture slats and frames, expects a turnover of over 300 mil Kc in 1998. The company's turnover should amount to about 45 mil Kc in 1998. The firm exports the majority of its production to 35 countries. Lira is wholly-owned by a foreign firm. The company has been a member of the group Larson-Juhl since 1996.

Comment:

Lira (Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic), the largest European manufacturer of picture slats and frames, expects a turnover of over 300 mil Kc in 1998.

All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Picture Frames, Lira (Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic),

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