The mining company DP Metals BH from Vareš was the largest exporter from Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first six months of this year, according to data from the Indirect Taxation Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ITA).
Aluminij Industries from Mostar is ranked second. This company is engaged in the production, processing, and recycling of aluminum, as well as the production of aluminum alloy and finished products for different industrial applications.
TT Kabeli from Široki Brijeg took third place. They are one of the leading producers of low-voltage cables in Southeast Europe. Nova Alumina from Zvornik follows, one of the largest producers of aluminosilicate products in the region, whose products are exported to numerous international markets.
FEAL from Široki Brijeg among the Top 10 Companies
ASTA Bosnia from Ćoralići near Cazin is placed third. The company specializes in the production and processing of cables and components for energy infrastructure.
The sixth place belonged to the company Miviko from Posušje, the producer of electrical cables and wires, while Sisecam Soda Lukavac (SSL) is in seventh place, one of the largest chemical companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Among the top ten exporters are also Bimal from Brčko in eighth place, Elektrane Stanari in ninth and FEAL from Široki Brijeg in tenth.
Holdina – The Largest Importer
When it comes to imports, the largest importer to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first six months of this year was Holdina from Sarajevo.
Aluminij Industries from Mostar is placed second, while Petrol BH Oil Company from Sarajevo was third. Optima grupa from Banja Luka was placed fifth, followed by Hercegovinalijek from Mostar in sixth place.
Among the ten largest importers are also Porsche BH, TT Kabeli from Široki Brijeg, Violeta from Grude, Antunović AGS from Orašje, and ASTA Bosnia from Ćoralići near Cazin.
