Slovakia announces awards for productivity for two companies

Two companies were awarded with this year's National Prize for Productivity in Žilina on May 20, the TASR newswire wrote. The winner in the category of small- and medium-size companies was DIPEX, of Sereď in Trnava region), a producer of multiaxial fabrics (industrial yarn production). In the category of large companies, the award went to Continental Matador Rubber, a tyre producer from Púchov in Trenčín region.

Two companies were awarded with this year's National Prize for Productivity in Žilina on May 20, the TASR newswire wrote.

The winner in the category of small- and medium-size companies was DIPEX, of Sereď in Trnava region), a producer of multiaxial fabrics (industrial yarn production). In the category of large companies, the award went to Continental Matador Rubber, a tyre producer from Púchov in Trenčín region.

The prizes were presented by representatives of the Slovak Centre for Productivity, which runs the annual competition, at the 'Digitálny Podnik' (Digital Enterprise) conference in Žilina. The awards are granted under the auspices of the Economy Ministry. According to the ministry, companies are now paying greater attention to this competition and this year the jury picked winners from among 50 competing companies.

Source: TASR

Compiled by Zuzana Vilikovská from press reports
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