Serbia: Emilio Stecher invests €3mn in stone products plant

It has been reported that the Swiss company Emilio Stecher is the first foreign investor in the Serbian town of Prijepolje where it invested €3million in its stone products plant. Company director Mesa Podbicanin, said that the company has over 300 types of stone. He said that the factory exports 85% of products to Switzerland while the remainder is exported to Montenegro.

November 14, 2013 Read time: 1 min

It has been reported that the Swiss company Emilio Stecher is the first foreign investor in the Serbian town of Prijepolje where it invested €3million in its stone products plant.

Company director Mesa Podbicanin, said that the company has over 300 types of stone. He said that the factory exports 85% of products to Switzerland while the remainder is exported to Montenegro.

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