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Zoltán Áldott \nINA \n1,2 milijarde eura \nEUR 1.2 billion

Tihomir Orešković \nPLIVA HRVATSKA \n314 milijuna eura \nEUR 314 million

Igor Greblički \nBOXMARK LEATHER \n258 milijuna eura \nEUR 258 million

U sveopćem sivilu, minusima i silaznim putanjama postoje i neke iznimke. Doduše, kaže se da one potvrđuju pravilo, no ako i jest tako, u moru negativnih kretanja vrijedno je izdvojiti pokoji, gotovo endemski, plus. Na listi najboljih kompanija u 2012. prema kriteriju novostvorene vrijednosti, koju tradicionalno izdaju Bisnode i Lider press, srmežljivo se pojavilo nekoliko pokazatelja koji su u plusu. Riječ je o ukupnom izvozu 500 najboljih koji je porastao 18 posto u odnosu na godinu prije, a među sektorima u plusu su, i po broju novih tvrtki i po novostvorenoj vrijednosti, u prvom redu sektor metala, strojevi i uređaji, farmacija, nekretnine itd. Najveći pad i dalje bilježe građevinski sektor, maloprodaja, proizvodnja hrane, ali i moćni financijski sektor, energetika i telekomunikacije. Porazan je ipak podatak, koji svjedoči o dubini krize, da je od 55 sektora samo njih 15 manje ili više po- većalo novostvorenu vrijednost u odnosu na 2011.

Brodogradilišta i knjigovodstvo \nUkupno je 500 najboljih lani ostvarilo 7,4 milijarde eura novostvorene vrijednosti (zbroj bruto plaća i bruto dobiti), što je osjetan pad u odnosu na 8,7 milijardi eura iz 2011. Iako to ne bi trebalo biti osobito utješno jer je opći trend i dalje negativan, tih 8,7 milijardi eura iz 2011. stvorilo se pod utjecajem knjigovodstveno, odnosno fiktivno dobrih financijskih izvješća domaćih brodogradilišta zbog toga što im je Vlada nadoknadila izvlaštenu imovinu pretvorenu u pomorsko dobro. Ove je godine s liste ispalo brodogradilište Brodosplit, koje se u međuvremenu napokon privatiziralo i dobilo novog vlasnika, samoborski DIV, a zbog knjigovodstvenih razloga tu su još Brodotrogir koji je završio u

I n the general dullness, among minus signs and negative trends, there are some exceptions. It is said that exceptions confirm the rule; be it as it may, in the vastness of negative trends it may be worth to single out some, almost endemic, pluses. On the 2012 best companies list with regard to the added value criterion, traditionally published by Bisnode and Lider press, several positive factors have shyly come forward. These are the total exports of the best 500, which increased by 18% as compared to the year before, while among the positive sectors, both with regard to the number of new companies and to added value, the sectors to emerge are metalworking, machines and devices, pharmacy, real estate, etc. The greatest drop is still seen in the construction, retail, and food manufacture sectors, but also in the mighty financial sector, energy economics and telecommunications. The most depressing fact demonstrating the scope of the crisis is that out of 55 sectors only 15 of them managed to increase their added value more or less as compared to 2011.

Shipyards and bookkeeping \nThe best 500 earned a total of EUR 7.4 billion of added value (sum of gross salaries and gross profits), which is a remarkable drop as compared to EUR 8.7 billion in 2011. Although it should not be particularly consoling since the general trend continues to be negative, these EUR 8.7 billion in 2011 were created under the influence of accounting, i.e. fictitiously good financial results of domestic shipyards as the Government reimbursed them for their expropriated property turned into maritime welfare. This year the shipyard Brodosplit, which has in the meantime finally been privatised and got a new owner, DIV from Samobor, dropped out of the list, while for accounting reasons the list still