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Does one need to be innovative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and is an innovative BiH needed at all — the innovative entrepreneur Mr Salih Lemeš, owner and director of our company, answered for Radio Federacije and its programme U fokusu.

The Sarajevo company Alternativa was not deterred by the crisis caused by the coronavirus from continuing with its plans.

Despite a marked drop in demand for products from our sector because of the coronavirus pandemic, we are pleased to inform our valued and prospective clients that in the first 4 months of 2020 we raised total turnover by 34% compared with the same period in 2019.

In the first three months of this year Alternativa grew by 62% in financial terms compared with the first quarter of last year, its most successful to date.

Given the current situation in the world and the decisions of crisis staffs at various levels of the state, we decided to comply with every order on protecting the health and safety of customers and employees.

Analysing the state of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian economy, Poslovne novine informs the public three times a year about the results companies have achieved according to their most recently filed annual financial statements.

We are especially pleased to inform our valued customers, associates and business partners that 2019 will be remembered as the most successful business year so far.

On Saturday, 7 December 2019, the 13th New Year party for Alternativa's employees, associates and friends was held at the congress centre of the Hotel HILLS.

On 9 October 2019 our company was visited by Ms Renata Ferliz, RISK director and member of the Supervisory Board of Sparkasse Bank in Graz, together with the heads of Sparkasse Bank in Sarajevo.