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Bosnia: Coal mine company Banovic to invest 26MEUR in new excavation equipment

RMU “Banovici” plans to invest 26, 6 MEUR in new equipment in 2015. Among the major planned investments are transport system in opencast mines worth 15 MEUR, and four tipper trucks worth 4, 5 MEUR.

Number of employees in 2015th will remain at the same level of 2,800 workers. There will not change even when it comes to average employees’ salary. It will be this year on average of 490 EUR, but it is planned payments of recourse for vacation.

All the planned volumes are the image of the real situation arising from the possibility of producing and selling coal.

The measures and activities of the Company are aimed at improving the business production and economy, with the maximum involvement of professional, labor and financial resources, states from this enterprise.

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