SloveniaThe article reports on the financial activities of Star Solar, a company previously owned by former Prime Minister Robert Golob. Over the past decade, Star Solar has earned €2.4 million from selling electricity generated by solar plants to the state-owned Borzen. In 2022, during Golob’s leadership, the company recorded almost €100,000 in net profit, but profits declined significantly, resulting in a €12,000 loss in the previous year. The article notes that while Borzen purchases electricity from Star Solar under standard procedures, there are concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to Golob’s involvement. The company was managed by various individuals linked to Golob, including his ex-wife and close associates. Financial records show that despite losses in recent years, the company still distributed €100,000 in profits to Golob in 2025. Additionally, Star Solar provided loans to third parties, though the exact recipients and reasons remain unclear.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the situation around the personal financial interests of a high-profile political figure, highlighting potential conflicts of interest and suggesting possible tax avoidance strategies through corporate loans. While it presents factual data, the emphasis on Golob’s personal gains,ʽ
