New Share Issue For Pliva?

13 October 1996

The Croatian pharmaceutical company Pliva, which is the first Croatian firm to list its shares outside the country, has indicated that it might consider a new share issue at a later stage to finance further development, according to local reports.

Zelijko Covic, Pliva's chief executive, told a press conference: "our investment cycle at the moment does not require a new issue of shares, but it may be necessary for some future project."

Mr Covic suggested that Pliva's total investment by the year 2000 could reach around 400 million Deutschemarks ($261.2 million). The company currently has six projects at different stages of development.

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