The glass factory is rated by Dun & Bradstreet

Date: 2 April 2014

Vetropack Moravia Glass also defended the Top Rating certificate in 2013 of the independent international agency Dun & Bradstreet (D&B).

This is an objective assessment just as the Moody‘s or Standard & Poor rating which testifies to the financial health of a company, its reliability and quality control.  



Based on the current financial and commercial situation, the glassworks was awarded Top Rating 1 which means: excellent overall financial situation, problem-free trading and minimum risk for trading partners. This important rating indicates the strong explanatory power for suppliers, financing partners, public institutions and potential investors of Vetropack. Likewise for customers, especially big multinationals, the rating is a signal indicating the strength and solidity of the partner.

Only the best Czech and Slovak companies that have maintained the assessment of the risk factor of D&B Rating at the highest possible value of "1" for a period of at least 12 months are entitled to have a top rating placed on their websites. In the long-term this rating is recognised as a leading predicative indicator of corporate risk assessment globally.

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