Latest Features
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COVID-19 and SEE: the region’s response to the crisis
November 4, 2020By Liliya Goranova, Head of SeeNews Insights Traditionally, the Landscape section of SEE TOP 100 provides a snapshot on several... -
EU Green Deal still largely missing from SEE media agenda
November 4, 2020By Petar Galev, Viktor Laskov, Perceptica The European Green Deal is the EU’s answer to the climate emergency that is... -
Green Deal shifts energy investors’ focus to renewable assets
November 4, 2020By Julian Gikov, George Mucibabici Jr., Konstantin Ivanov,Helena Simicevic, Anita Varbanova | Mergers & Acquisitions, Raiffeisen Bank International AG Mergers... -
SEE and the Green Deal: catching up or falling behind?
November 4, 2020By Liliya Goranova, Head of SeeNews Insights In mid-December 2019, the newly appointed President of the European Commission, Ursula von... -
The European Commission State Aid Temporary Framework – a SEE perspective
November 4, 2020By Ivan Gergov, Senior Associate, CMS Bulgaria,ivan.gergov@cmslegal.bgMarija Zrno, Partner, CMS Croatia,marija.zrno@bmslegal.hrRobert Kordic, Associate, CMS Slovenia,robert.kordic@cms-rrh.comLaura Capata, Associate, CMS Romania,laura.capata@cms-cmno.com State...
Latest Interviews
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The pandemic made us more agile
October 18, 2021In Romania, Dacia maintains its leading market position, dominating the sales ranking despite the difficult economic context. However, the components... -
EU expects member states to ensure control of proper use of RRF
October 18, 2021The Recovery and Resilience Facility requires a control framework that is tailored and proportionate to its unique nature. Member States'... -
Croatia on track for 2023 eurozone entry, public debt seen below 3% by end-2021
October 18, 2021Croatia is a highly euroised economy. We made a lot of quantitative analyses, calculating what are the pros and cons... -
We plan to sustain expansion pace
October 18, 2021The pandemic did not stop our investments or key projects, just the reverse. We made total investments of over 300... -
Green and digital transition, inclusive growth, common market at core of EIB’s 30 mln euro plan for W.Balkans
October 18, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic and climate change have created global disruptions that need to be tackled simultaneously. A COVID-19 recovery without...
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The only annual publication featuring rankings of the biggest companies, banks and insurers in Southeast Europe. Since 2007, TOP 100 SEE is a comprehensive, in-depth guide providing analyses and interviews elaborating on market players’ performance, plans and expectations, industry developments and the challenges faced by the Southeast Europe economies.
In the middle of October 2021 SeeNews released its TOP 100 SEE ranking of the biggest companies in the region of Southeast Europe (SEE) for the 14th consecutive year.
SeeNews TOP 100 SEE is the single in-depth guide to the economies of Southeast Europe, providing a detailed presentation of the top performing businesses in each country.
SeeNews TOP 100 SEE is the only annual ranking of the top companies, banks and insurers in Southeast Europe.
The publication is distributed in English for free to thousands of executives, industry professionals and decision-makers throughout Southeast Europe both in print and digital format.
