LJUBLJANA, April 10 (Reuters) - Shareholders in Slovenia's
largest fuel retailer Petrol PETG.LJ on Monday approved an
increase in the company's dividend for 2017 to 14 euros per
share from 12.6 euros paid last year, the company said.
The dividend they approved is higher than 12.35 euros per
share originally proposed by Petrol's management in February.
The higher dividend was proposed by state-owned investment fund
Slovenian Sovereign Holding, Petrol's largest shareholder, with
a shareholding of about 20 percent.
The company, which also operates filling stations in
Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Kosovo, in February
reported an 11 percent rise in group net profit for 2016.
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