September 29 (SeeNews) - Following are some of the main stories in the online versions of Croatian media on Tuesday morning. SeeNews has not verified these reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.
LIMUN.HR
- As of midnight on Monday, the retail prices of oil products have been reduced by 0.07-0.12 Croatian kuna per litre. In the next seven days, the 95 octane Eurosuper petrol will sell at 7.49 kuna per litre (previously 7.60 kuna) at the filling stations of local oil and gas group INA.
BUSINESS
- Norwegian investment fund Skagen Kon Tiki has increased its stake in Croatian blue-chip food, beverage and drug producer Podravka to 8.23%, or 446,039 shares. Skagen Kon Tiki said in August it owned less than 400,000 shares of the Croatian company, whose market value was estimated at 120 million kuna.
BANKAMAGAZINE
- Erste Group raised its recommendation on Croatian oil and gas company INA shares to “accumulate”, with a one-year target price of 1,888 kuna per share.
(1 euro = 7.2893 kuna)