Priorities of the new EPS leader are measurements directed towards closing a huge deficit of RSD 41 billion in the budget of that company, providing enough electricity for the winter season and corporate transformation, i.e. EPS transit from a public company into a joint-stock company. When you see a house is on fire, you first have to extinguish the flames and then to think about your next move.
The financial black hole of RSD 41 billion which I found when I was elected acting director of EPS is just that. That’s why the first measures I’ve been working on are stabilization of the financial situation so that the whole system won’t be jeopardized, explains for the Press daily acting general manager Aleksandar Obradović. He says that the new Government, the Ministry in charge first of all, took the initiative to get this strategically important company back on its feet. The Government’s measures regarding closing the big financial gap are the priority, the second in importance are preparations for the new heating season, and the third is the transition of this company into a joint-stock company.
Source Ninamedia