Agel to take over Hospital of Brothers of Mercy in financial distress
Agel (Tomáš Chrenek) agreed to take over the Hospital of the Brothers of Mercy in Bratislava, which is in financial distress. This is its 19th hospital in Slovakia, and it had already expressed interest last year. The new owner promised doctors that it would not close any departments or lay off 90 employees, as planned by the previous owner, the Order of Brothers of Mercy. ( postoj.sk , dennikN.sk )
Legal representative to be liable for tax debts
The Finance Ministry is preparing a Tax Code revision that, to curb tax evasion, will allow the tax authority FS to send enforcement orders directly to banks and conduct online auctions of seized assets. It will introduce joint liability for individuals for the actions of companies, including revocation of a driver’s license or seizure of the assets of a legal representative of a tax dodger. ( teraz.sk )
Konateľ bude zodpovedať za daňové dlhy firmy
Ministerstvo financií pripravuje novelu Daňového poriadku , ktorá v rámci boja proti daňovým únikom umožní Finančnej správe zasielať exekučný príkaz priamo do banky a vykonať online dražbu zabavených aktív. Zavedie spoluzodpovednosť fyzických osôb za konanie firiem, napr. odobratie vodičského preukazu či exekúcia majetku konateľa firmy s dlhmi na daniach. ( teraz.sk )
Agel získa Nemocnicu milosrdných bratov
Skupina Agel (Tomáš Chrenek) získa Nemocnicu milosrdných bratov v Bratislave, ktorá má finančné problémy. Pôjde o jej 19. nemocnicu na Slovensku, záujem mala už vlani. Nový majiteľ lekárom sľúbil, že nebude rušiť oddelenia a prepúšťať 90 zamestnancov, ako plánoval predchádzajúci vlastník, rehoľa Milosrdní bratia. ( postoj.sk , dennikN.sk )
Moody’s affirmed Slovakia’s A3 rating
Moody’s affirmed Slovakia’s A3 rating with a stable outlook. Slovakia has thus maintained unchanged ratings from all three major agencies for a year. Moody’s considers Slovakia’s public debt moderate but rising. It highlighted increasing corruption and rule‑of‑law violations, as well as Slovakia’s dependence on the German economy. Tax hikes are not reducing the public finance deficit. ( aktuality.sk )
adapa expands in Trebišov
German packaging manufacturer adapa plans an unspecified investment to increase the production capacity of its Trebišov plant 2.5 times to 5,000 tons per year, creating 180 jobs. In addition to packaging for food and cosmetic products, it will add packaging for tobacco products using a new Bobst gravure printing machine. The plant has annual sales of €12–13m. ( odpady-portal.sk )
Moody’s potvrdila Slovensku rating A3
Agentúra Moody’s potvrdila Slovensku rating A3 so stabilným výhľadom. Slovensko si tak u troch hlavných agentúr drží už rok nezmenené ratingy. Moody’s považuje slovenský verejný dlh za mierny, hoci rastúci. Problémom je nárast korupcie a nedodržiavanie zákonov, ako aj závislosť od nemeckej ekonomiky. Zvyšovanie daní nedokáže redukovať schodok verejných financií. ( aktuality.sk )
adapa expanduje v Trebišove
Nemecký výrobca obalov adapa plánuje nešpecifikovanú investíciu do 2,5-násobného zvýšenia výrobnej kapacity závodu v Trebišove na 5.000 ton ročne, ktoré vytvorí 180 pracovných miest. K súčasným obalom pre potraviny a kozmetické výrobky pridá obaly pre tabakové výrobky vďaka novému hĺbkotlačovému stroju Bobst. Závod dosahuje tržby 12-13 mil. € ročne. ( odpady-portal.sk )
Finax raised €8.4m from investors, is valued at €85m
Investment platform Finax (Ivan Chrenko) raised €8.4m in capital from investors. The transaction, which does not involve a stock‑market listing, valued the company at €85m. The funds will support growth in Slovakia, Poland, and Croatia and expansion into Romania, Bulgaria, and Western Europe. The number of clients rose 15% to 100,000 this year, and assets under management increased 29% to €1.4bn. Revenues for 1H25 rose 26% annually to €3.5m. ( forbes.sk )
Dubai investors to build new district in Bratislava
Transport Minister Jozef Ráž does not plan to select developers for a new district on the site of Bratislava’s river port through a tender but proposes creating joint ventures with the United Arab Emirates, in which the state would put its land. Details about the investors, their plans, or investment amounts are not yet known. The government says that if UAE investors are not interested, it may select developers through a tender. The future of the port should be clear by the
