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The meeting of Directors, Department for Trade, Elektrodistribucija has achieved the best collecting rate in June

Collection of invoiced realization in June (108,41%), was better than in other months this year, and also better in comparison to this period in the last four years. Cumulative percentage in the first half of this year (95,64%) is the best since 2008th. Actually, total achievements of distribution companies that are parts of Electrical Power Industry of Serbia, this year for the second consecutive month, after hard winter and in very complex financial situation in country, exceeded the value of monthly invoices, so it is obvious that distributions are seriously planning to exceed planned collecting rate (96%), on an annual basis. Even more, it is expected that the companies that didn

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