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Serbia: Czech EPH interested in investing in Serbia

Serbian Government said in a press release that Czech energy company EPH has expressed interest to invest in Serbia.

After the meeting of Serbian Minister of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlovic and EPH’s Chairman of Board of Directors Daniel Kretinsky, EPH is interested in investing in the energy infrastructure, as well as the construction of cogeneration power plants.

EPH is the leading European energy holding company, that currently operates in Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom and Hungary. The estimated value of the company was 11.3 billion euros in 2015, in which EPH generated operational income of some 4.5 billion euros.

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