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Winter in Prague emerging europe conference Winter in Prague Our ever-popular event, held over 4 informative and jam-packed days, will host more than 2,000 investor meetings, with over 150 companies from 25 countries, covering multiple sectors. Tuesday to Friday save the date for wood & company's 29 November to 2 December 2016 flagship annual event Invited Companies by country Bolded confirmed Invited Companies by sector Bolded confirmed Albania Georgia Nigeria Tauron NLMK Bizim Toptan Consumer X5 Bank of Georgia Industrials Real Estate Utilities Bankers Petroleum Bank of Georgia Seplat Petroleum Warsaw Stock Exchange Nokian Tyres Cimsa Aegean Airlines Bank Pekao Aeroflot AFI Development CEZ TBC Bank Wirtualna Polska NovaTek Coca-Cola Icecek AmRest Diversified Bank Vozrozhdenie Anadolu Cam AFI Development Conpet Holding Austria Poland O’KEY Dogan Holding Anadolu Efes Fondul Proprietatea Bank Zachodni WBK SA Anel Elektrik Akfen GYO Enea WorkService (BZ WBK) Andritz Germany Agora Polymetal International Dogus Otomotiv Arcelik Koc Holding Boryszew Alarko GY Energa Belgrade Stock Exchange AT&S Uniwheels Alior Bank Polyus Gold Emlak Konut REIT Astarta Prime Car Management Ciech Atrium European Hidroelectrica Portugal International BRD Management Atrium European AmRest Enka Atlantic Grupa Sabanci Holding Cimsa Nuclearelectrica Management Jeronimo Martins QIWI Bucharest Stock BUWOG Greece Asseco Ford Otosan Avangard SIF 1 Banat-Crisana Dogus Otomotiv PGE Exchange BUWOG Raven Russia (UkrLandFarming PLC) CA Immobilien Aegean Airlines Bank Millennium Garanti SIF-2 Moldova ELLAKTOR PKP Cargo Citi Handlowy CA Immobilien Romania Rosneft Avangardco IPL Conwert Alpha Bank Bank Pekao Gubre Fabrikalari T.A.S. SIF-3 Transilvania Enka Public Power CSOB Conwert Banca Transilvania Rusal BIM Emlak Konut REIT Corporation Athex Group (Hellenic Bank Zachodni WBK SA Halkbank SIF-5 Oltenia Ford Otosan Erste Bank DO&CO Exchanges) (BZ WBK) BRD Sberbank Bizim Toptan Etalon Group Tauron Is REIT Sistema Globaltrans Eurobank Erste Bank Bank of Cyprus Bogdanka Bucharest Stock Severstal Carlsberg Gant Development Transelectrica Isbank WorkService Grupa Azoty (ZA Exchange Garanti Immofinanz Coca-Cola Hellenic Boryszew Sistema CCC Pulawy) Globe Trade Centre S.A. Transgaz Koc Holding Conpet Getin Noble Bank Oesterreichische Post ELLAKTOR CCC Sollers Cherkizovo Group Grupa Kety Grivalia (formerly Lokman Hekim Energy Electrica Halkbank Eurobank Properties) OMV Eurobank CD Projekt Surgutneftegas Coca-Cola Hellenic HMS Group Migros Ticaret Andritz Fondul Proprietatea Hellenic Bank Immofinanz PORR Folli Follie Ciech TCS Bank Coca-Cola Icecek Industrial Milk Company Pegasus Airlines Bankers Petroleum Global Worth ING BSK Is REIT Raiffeisen Bank Fourlis Citi Handlowy TMK DIXY Intercars Reysas REIT DNO Hidroelectrica IPF (International LSR Group RHI Grivalia (formerly Comarch TransContainer DO&CO Kopex Sabanci Holding Electrica Personal Finance) Eurobank Properties) NEPI NEPI Strabag Cyfrowy Polsat S.A. VTB Eurocash Masterplast Selcuk Ecza Deposu A.S. Eurasia Drilling Isbank Hellenic Bank Nuclearelectrica PHN Telekom Austria Enea X5 Folli Follie Company Mostotrest Sisecam Komercni Banka Hellenic Petroleum OMV Petrom Plaza Centers Uniqa Energa Yandex Fortuna Gazprom Neft Mytilineos Tat Konserve Kruk Jumbo Romgaz Raven Russia Vienna Insurance Group Eurocash Fourlis Genel Energy Nokian Tyres TAV Ljubljana Stock Motoroil Hellas SIF 1 Banat-Crisana Reysas REIT Warimpex Gant Development Serbia Gorenje KMG EP Pegas Nonwovens Teknosa Exchange Mytilineos SIF-2 Moldova Strabag Wienerberger Getin Noble Bank AIK Banka Hellenic Petroleum KTK Polymetal International Tofas mBank National Bank of Greece SIF-3 Transilvania Torunlar REIC Global City Holdings Belgrade Stock Exchange Integer Lotos Moscow Exchange Sisecam SA (NBG) Torunlar REIC (Cinema City) SIF-5 Oltenia Warimpex Croatia NIS Jeronimo Martins LUKOIL National Bank of Greece Sollers OPAP TSKB Globe Trade Centre S.A. Transelectrica SA (NBG) Atlantic Grupa Victoria (Sojaprotein) Jumbo MMK Steppe Cement OTE Tupras Grupa Azoty (ZA Transgaz OTP Bank TMT Ledo Kernel MOL Group Synthos Piraeus Bank Group Pulawy) Turk Telekom Piraeus Bank Group Agora Podravka Slovenia Kesko Motoroil Hellas TAV Public Power Grupa Kety Turk Tuborg Russia PKO BP Asseco Zagreb Stock Exchange Corporation Gorenje Kofola NIS Titan Cement ING BSK Turkcell Acron Prime Car Management AT&S Sarantis Krka Ledo Nostrum Oil & Gas Tofas Integer Ulker Aeroflot PZU AVG Czech Republic Titan Cement Ljubljana Stock LPP NovaTek TransContainer Intercars Vakifbank AFI Development Exchange QIWI CD Projekt CEZ M.video OMV Uniwheels JSW Yapi Kredi Bankasi Bank Vozrozhdenie Petrol Raiffeisen Bank CME CME Hungary Magnit OMV Petrom Victoria (Sojaprotein) KGHM Cherkizovo Group Pozavarovalnica Sava Sberbank Comarch CSOB ANY (Allami Nyomda) MHP PAK Wienerberger Kopex Ukraine DIXY Telekom Slovenije TBC Bank Cyfrowy Polsat S.A. Fortuna Gedeon Richter Migros Ticaret Petrol Kruk Astarta Etalon Group Zavarovalnica Triglav TCS Bank Global City Holdings Kofola Magyar Telekom Milkiland N.V. PGNiG Materials Lotos Avangard (Cinema City) Eurasia Drilling TSKB Komercni Banka Masterplast (UkrLandFarming PLC) NFI Empik PKN Orlen Acron LPP Company IBS Group Sweden Uniqa NWR MOL Group AVANGARDCO IPL Oesterreichische Post Romgaz Akcansa mBank Gazprom Neft ITE Oriflame Vakifbank O2 Czech Republic OTP Bank Industrial Milk Company O’KEY Rosneft ANY Netia Globaltrans Magyar Telekom Vostok Nafta Vienna Insurance Group Pegas Nonwovens Kernel OPAP Seplat Petroleum Bogdanka NFI Empik Highland Gold Mail.ru Vostok Nafta Philip Morris CR Iraq MHP Oriflame Surgutneftegas Gubre Fabrikalari T.A.S. Orange Polska (TPSA) HMS Group MTS Switzerland VTB Pivovary Lobkowicz DNO Milkiland N.V. Pegasus Airlines Tupras Highland Gold PAK IBS Group Netia Group Luxoft Warsaw Stock Exchange Genel Energy Philip Morris CR Unipetrol JSW PGE KTK O2 Czech Republic Unipetrol Yapi Kredi Bankasi United Kingdom Pivovary Lobkowicz KGHM PGNiG LENTA Orange Polska (TPSA) Turkey Group Zagreb Stock Exchange Kazakhstan IPF (International Financials NLMK PHN LSR Group OTE Denmark Akbank Personal Finance) Podravka Zavarovalnica Triglav KMG EP AIK Banka NWR PKN Orlen LUKOIL Sygnity Carlsberg Akcansa ITE Pozavarovalnica Sava Nostrum Oil & Gas Akbank Polyus Gold PKO BP M.video Telekom Austria Akfen GYO Stock Spirits Group RHI Healthcare International Steppe Cement Alior Bank PKP Cargo Magnit Telekom Slovenije Estonia Alarko GY Sarantis Gedeon Richter Rusal Alpha Bank Plaza Centers Mail.ru Turk Telekom Silvano Anadolu Cam Silvano Krka Severstal Netherlands Athex Group (Hellenic Prime Car Management MMK Turkcell Anadolu Efes Stock Spirits Group Exchanges) Lokman Hekim TMK AVG PZU Moscow Exchange Yandex Finland Anel Elektrik Tat Konserve Banca Transilvania Selcuk Ecza Deposu A.S. Sygnity Mostotrest Kesko Arcelik Teknosa Bank Millennium Synthos MTS BIM Ulker Bank of Cyprus in 2016 we have organized: Romania Day in conjunction with Fondul Proprietatea London | Monday 29 February to Tuesday 1 March Polish Innovation and Growth in conjunction with Warsaw Stock Exchange Stockholm | Wednesday 6 April WOOD’s Greek Retreat Athens | Thursday 12 to Friday 13 May Ljubljana and Zagreb Stock Exchanges Investment Conference Zagreb | Tuesday 24 May Emerging Europe Financials in conjunction with Warsaw Stock Exchange Warsaw | Wednesday 1 to Thursday 2 June Frontier Investor Days in conjunction with Fondul Proprietatea Bucharest | Wednesdsay 7 to Friday 9 September Belgrade Regional Investor Day Belgrade | Tuesday 3 November.
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