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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIA IN CROATIA 

AVAILABILITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN 

SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES

CONTENT 

1 Introduction 

Croatia Fact Sheet 

Croatian Economy Fact Sheet 

2 Investing in Croatia 

3 Information Technology 

Omegasoftware d.o.o. 

Xylon d.o.o 

Trilix d.o.o. 

Pet minuta (Five Minutes) d.o.o. 

Systemcom d.o.o. 

Horizont internacional d.o.o. 

TEB Complex Systems & Solutions d.o.o. 

Knopso d.o.o. 

Mobiexplore d.o.o. 

Ekesh d.o.o. 

4 Electronics and Engineering 

Riz odašiljači d.d. 

Solvis d.o.o. 

TGL stimulacijski servisi d.o.o 

CTP projekt d.o.o. 

Alind International d.o.o. 

Eurocable Group d.d. 

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5 Automotive and Transportation 

Rimac automobile d.o.o. 

Končar – electric vehicles d.d. 

Radionica željezničkih vozila Čakovec d.o.o. 

Altpro d.o.o. 

Eloda d.o.o. 

AD Plastik d.o.o. 

6 Machine Tools, Robotics, Automation 

Dok-ing d.o.o. 

Dok-ing deminig d.o.o. 

Teh-cut d.o.o. & Jedinstvo PNO d.o.o. 

Alati Stuhne d.o.o. 

Axium Europa d.o.o. 

Inteco Robotics d.o.o. 

7 Medical 

Imunološki zavod d.d. 

Instrumentaria d.d. 

8 Waste Management 

Gumiimpex group d.d. 

Ciak d.o.o. 

Agroproteinka d.d. 

Texo tehnologije d.o.o. 

9 Useful contacts 

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Introduction 

Croatia is situated at the crossroads of Central Europe, the Balkans and 

Mediterranean and has come to be recognized as a country with potential 

and economic opportunities. Croatia joined NATO on April 1, 2009 and is 

due to become the 28th member State of the European Union on July 1, 

2013. It is also a member of the United Nations, the World Trade 

Organization and the Central European Free Trade Association (CEFTA). 

Even though Croatia is a small country with a population of 4.5 million, its 

CEFTA membership and impending accession to the European Union 

gives it free access to a large geographical area covering many high 

income and densely populated European countries. 

Presently Croatia’s economy is dominated by the service sector though the 

contribution of industry and agriculture is also significant. The European 

Union and the Balkans are the main trade partners of Croatia. It presently 

has a total foreign trade of US$32.69 billion with exports of US$12.29 

billion and imports of US$20.40 billion. 

Croatia has positioned itself favourably for the future with its highly 

developed infrastructure, education and technical training facilities. Its 

capabilities in basic sciences are well recognized. With these advantages 

Croatia is now endeavouring to make advances in developing technology 

through investments in research and development and innovation. Foreign 

investment also constitutes a high policy priority with a view to developing 

the nation’s economy. Total foreign investments in Croatia are valued at 

US$32.50 billion. 

India established its diplomatic relations with Croatia in 1992 and its 

engagement has been gradually growing. Bilateral trade during the year 

2011 was valued at US$198 million with India’s exports of US$167 

million and imports of US$31 million. A few Indian investments have also 

been made. 

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This publication seeks to provide the Indian business and investor 

community with an overview of the technological capabilities in Croatia’s 

small and medium scale enterprises. Many of these Croatian companies 

have technologies that may be of interest and relevance to India. The 

advantage of engaging with these Croatian companies would be for Indian 

business entities to have a presence in a country which is soon to be a 

member of the EU, have existing clients in the region and have free trade 

access to the Balkans and the European Union. Various forms of 

collaboration including technology transfer, technical collaboration, 

mergers and acquisitions can be considered for the mutual benefit of both 

the Indian and Croatian partners. 

While all efforts have been made to provide relevant information of the 

Croatian companies and their contact details, the Embassy of India in 

Zagreb would be happy to facilitate contacts and development of business 

proposals. 

Contact information for Embassy of India Zagreb: 

Address: Kulmerska 23a, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

Tel: 00-385-1-4873239 

00-385-1-4873240 

00-385-1-4873241 

Fax: 00-385-1-4817907 

Web: www.indianembassy.hr 

E-mail: embassy.india@zg.t-com.hr 

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Fact Sheet – Croatia 

Land Area 

Population 

Political System 

Territorial Organization 

Capital City 

Official Language 

Currency 

56,594 km2 

4.4 million 

Parliamentary democracy 

20 counties and the City of Zagreb 

Zagreb 

Croatian 

Kuna (HRK) 

Currency Exchange Rate US$ 1 = Kuna 5.67 

International Telephone Code 00 385 

Internet Country Code 

Time Zone 

Climate 

.hr 

Central European Time (CET) 

Continental and Mediterranean 

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Fact Sheet – Croatian Economy 

GDP 

US$ 60.59 billion 

GDP per Capita US$ 1,700.00 

Average monthly net wage US$ 917 (Kuna 5,277.00) 

Foreign Trade 

Imports 

Exports 

Trade with India 

Imports from India 

Exports to India 

Total Foreign Investments 

Foreign Debt 

Foreign Exchange Reserves 



US$ 167 million 

US$ 31 million 




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Investing in Croatia 

Direct foreign investment 

Due to the global economic crisis and investors’ aversions to risk, value of 

direct foreign investment in Croatia declined since 2008. During the first 

three quarters of 2010, total foreign investment in the Republic of Croatia 

was EUR 1.2 billion, which is 30.8% less than in 2009 and more than 50% 

less comparing to 2008. India and Croatia have signed a Bilateral 

Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement. 

Technical Investment Structure 

Source: CBS 2009. 

Investment incentives 

Investment is regulated by the Investment Incentives Act (Official Gazette 

No. 138/06) that governs foreign and domestic investment in the Republic 

of Croatia. 

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The incentive measures regulated by the Investment Promotion Act apply 

to projects covering: 

a) The manufacturing sector activities; 

b) Technological development and innovation centres; 

c) Strategic business support services; 

The projects must at the same time ensure an environmentally friendly 

economic activity and achievement of one or more of the following 

objectives: 

• Introduction of new equipment and state-of-the-art technologies; 

• Introduction of new production processes and new products; 

• Increase in employment and a higher level of training of 

employees; 

• Modernisation and improvement of performance; 

• Development of production processes involving more value added 

products; 

• Increase in international economic activities; 

• Increase in economic activities in the parts of the Republic of 

Croatia where the economic growth and employment rate fall 

behind the national average and in compliance with a map of 

government grants on the regional level; 

• Development in respect of the provision of new services; 

• Energy saving; 

• Enhancement of IT activities; 

• Cooperation with foreign financial institutions; 

• Adjustment of the Croatian economy to the European standards. 

An investment or initial investment means investment in fixed assets 

entered into the property of the recipient of incentive measures amounting 

to a minimum HRK equivalent of EUR 300,000.00, and relates to the 

setting-up of a new company, the expansion of an existing company or the 

starting-up of an activity involving a fundamental change in the product or 

production process of an existing company. Replacement investments are 

excluded and are not a part of the amount of initial investment. Pursuant to 

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the Act, regional government grants may not be granted to companies in 

difficulty and companies in the steel and synthetic fibres sectors. 

A recipient of incentive measures may be a company registered on the 

territory of the Republic of Croatia which uses incentive measures or to 

which aid for initial investment is granted. A company that wants to 

benefit from a grant for initial investment must submit a grant application 

to the Ministry of the Economy, Labour and Entrepreneurship before an 

investment project is launched. 

The incentive measures are: 

1. Tax concessions; 

2. Tariff concessions; 

3. Grant to cover eligible costs of creating new investment-related jobs; 

4. Grant to cover eligible costs of investment-related training; 

5. Incentive measures for the establishment and development of: 

• Technological development and innovation centres, and; 

• Strategic business support services; 

6. Incentive measures for large investment projects – investment projects 

of significant economic interest. 

The total amount of the tax concession to which the recipient of incentive 

measures is entitled within the period of use of the concession must be 

expressed in an absolute amount resulting from the difference between the 

due amount of profit tax calculated pursuant to the Profit tax act and the 

amount calculated pursuant to the Investment promotion act, thereby 

taking into account the maximum permitted amount of incentives. 

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If the recipient of incentive measures fails to fulfil the criteria concerning 

the creation of new jobs or reduces the number of jobs, he/she will be 

denied the right to use the tax concession for entire period for which it was 

granted and must return the funds derived from the use of the tax 

concession increased by the statutory interest on arrears. The recipient of 

incentive measures must retain eligibility status by keeping the investment 

and related new jobs during a minimum period of 5 years, and this period 

will not be shorter than the period in which he makes use of the incentive 

measures. 

Tariff concessions 

The imported equipment that constitutes part of the investment is not 

subject to the payment of customs duties (in accordance with customs 

tariffs under sections 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, and 90 of the Customs tariff 

act). However, tariff concessions for investments will cease to have effect 

on the day of accession of the Republic of Croatia to the European Union. 

Grant to cover eligible costs of creating new investmentrelated 

jobs 

An investor is entitled to a grant if he/she hires workers within their own 

facilities. The amount of the grant is determined on the basis of the 

unemployment rate in the area where funds are invested and jobs created. 

Grants are defined on the basis of the following criteria (in EUR): 

Unemployment rate Grant Maximum amount 

< 10% 10% 1500 

10 - 20% 15% 2000 

> 20% 20% 3000 

Grant to cover eligible costs of investment-related training 

The recipient of incentive measures who ensures the creation of new 

investment-related jobs is awarded a grant for training of employees in the 

new jobs. A grant may be awarded in the form of: 

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• Grants for general training that involves acquisition of general 

knowledge used in the present or future job provided by the 

recipient of incentive measures who uses government grant. Such 

training is transferable to other enterprises or activities and thereby 

substantially improves the hiring potential. Training is considered 

general if it meets the following criteria: it is jointly organised by 

different independent entrepreneurs or if employees of different 

entrepreneurs may make use of the training; if it is recognised, 

certified or validated by state administration bodies or other 

authorized bodies or institutions of the Republic of Croatia. 

• Grants for specific training which is intended for the acquisition of 

theoretical knowledge and practical skills used in the present or 

future job provided by the recipient of incentive measures who uses 

government grant, is not transferable or is transferable to a limited 

degree to other enterprises or activities. 

Grants for eligible training costs 

Subsidies 

Large 

Medium 

Small 

company company company 

Special training > 35% > 45% > 45% 

General 

training 

> 60% > 80% > 80% 

The eligible training costs are: trainer’s costs; trainer’s and trainees’ travel 

costs; other current costs; costs of depreciation of devices and equipment, 

to the extent that they are used for the training project; costs of consulting 

services related to the training project; trainees’ participation costs up to 

the total amount of all eligible costs. Only the hours, during which the 

trainees actually participate in the training, after deduction of any 

productive hours or of their equivalent, is taken into account. 

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Incentive measures for the establishment of technology and 

innovation centres with strategic business support services 

In the case of projects on the establishment and development of technology 

and innovation centres; the establishment and development of strategic 

business support services, incentive measures will be granted for the 

following types of projects: 

1. Technological development and innovation centres – Development 

and innovation of high-tech products and production processes 

which enable the exploitation of the development and innovation 

activities concerned and improve the production providing for the 

enhancement of products, production series, production processes, 

and production technologies. 

2. Strategic business support services – these can be divided as 

follows: 

• Customer Contact Centres – all types of call-centres, multi-media 

contact centres and other types of customer contact centres focused 

on technical support and addressing customers’ problems. 

• Shared Services Centres - focused on outsourcing and pooling of 

corporate activities of multinational companies in the areas such as: 

finances, accounting, marketing, development of human resources 

and IT. 

• Logistics and Distribution Centres – focused on the establishment 

and construction of high-tech logistics and distribution centres 

enabling intermodal transport of goods, warehousing, packaging 

and handling of goods in order to significantly improve logistics 

and distribution activities within business processes and delivery of 

goods to local and international customers. 

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• ICT Centres – engaged in the development and application of IT 

systems at a corporate level, management of IT systems, and 

development of telecommunications network operation centres. 

• Software Development Centres – development and application of 

new software solutions for local and international customers. 

In addition to the incentive measures foreseen for the projects concerning 

the establishment and development of technological development and 

innovation centres, an additional increase in the grant to cover the creation 

of new investment-related jobs by 50% of the defined amount will be 

granted. 

In addition to the incentive measures foreseen for the projects concerning 

the establishment and development of strategic business support services, 

an additional increase in the grant to cover the creation of new investmentrelated 

jobs by 25% of the defined amount will be granted. 

For the projects concerning the establishment and development of 

technological development and innovation centres, a grant will be 

approved for fixed assets or for the purchase of equipment for the 

technological development and innovation centre not exceeding 5% of the 

actual eligible equipment purchase costs, with the maximum amount not 

exceeding a HRK equivalent of EUR 0.5 million, provided that the 

purchased equipment for the technological development and innovation 

centre is high-tech equipment. The grant will be provided from the state 

budget under the Ministry’s heading. 

Incentive measures for large investment projects – 

investment projects of significant economic interest 

In the case of large investment projects of significant economic interest, 

the following parameters are set according to which projects are prioritised 

and will be taken into account: the amount and significance of investment 

for overall economic development and employment; uniform regional 

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development; the development of areas where the registered 

unemployment rate exceeds the national average; the development of the 

branch of industry into which the investment is made. 

A large investment project or an investment project of significant 

economic interest is a project which involves a large economic activity, 

such as the construction of a new factory or industrial plant, starting up of 

a new economic activity, as well as the development of new technologies, 

and investment projects with the value of investment in fixed assets of the 

recipient of investment measures of at least EUR 15 million in HRK 

equivalent, provided that a minimum of 100 now investment-related jobs is 

created, starting from the end of the first year of investment. 

For large investment projects in the regions (counties) of the Republic of 

Croatia where the registered unemployment rate according to the data of 

the Croatian Bureau of Statistics for the preceding year exceeds 20%, the 

recipient of incentive measures will be granted an increase in the incentive 

measures provided for by this Act not exceeding 5% of the actual eligible 

costs of investment into fixed assets: 

• For the costs of constructing a new factory or industrial plant; 

• For the costs of purchase of new machines or manufacturing 

equipment in the total maximum HRK equivalent value of up to 

EUR 1 million, provided that the share of investment into 

machinery or manufacturing equipment accounts for at least 40% of 

the total investment value and that at least 50% of the purchased 

machinery or manufacturing equipment is high-tech machinery or 

equipment. 

• For large investment projects whose implementation implies the 

construction of new investment-related infrastructure facilities and 

installations or extension or enlargement of existing ones, a grant 

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not exceeding 5 % of the actual costs of the construction of new or 

extension or enlargement of the existing infrastructure facilities and 

installations will be awarded, subject to the maximum amount of 

EUR 500,000 in HRK equivalent. 

Depending on the investment amount, the maximum grant for large 

investment projects will amount to: 

• For an investment not exceeding a HRK equivalent of EUR 50 

million, the maximum overall grant will be 100 % of the eligible 

costs ceiling determined by the approved map of regional 

government grants; 

• For an investment in the amount from EUR 50 to 100 million in 

HRK equivalent, the maximum overall grant will be 50 % of the 

eligible costs ceiling determined by the approved map of regional 

government grants; 

• For an investment exceeding a HRK equivalent of EUR 100 

million, the maximum overall grant will be 34 % of the eligible 

costs ceiling determined by the approved map of regional 

government grants. 

Approval and supervision 

Legal persons, who intend to use the incentive measures on the basis of the 

Investment Promotion Act can apply for incentive measures at the Ministry 

of Economy, Labour and Entrepreneurship prior to the commencement of 

investment operations. 

On the basis of the submitted application, the Ministry will, in cooperation 

with the Ministry of Finance and the ministries with jurisdiction over the 

proposed investment, as well as with other authorities competent for 

investment promotion activities establish whether the submitted 

application complies with the provisions of the Act and will inform the 

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applicant thereof and issue a Certificate on the eligibility status of the 

recipient of incentive measures not later than 60 days from the day of the 

receipt of the application. 

During the period in which incentive measures are used, the recipients of 

incentive measures must submit written annual reports on the use of the 

incentive measures to the Ministry of Economy, Labour and 

Entrepreneurship and to the Ministry of Finance, Tax Administration. The 

annual reports must be submitted together with the profit tax declaration in 

accordance with the deadlines laid down by the Profit Tax Act. 

If the recipient of incentive measures, tax concessions and tariff 

concessions fails to submit the report within the specified deadline, his 

right to use the approved incentive measures will be revoked and his status 

of the recipient of incentive measures will be withdrawn. 

The mandatory content of the application for obtaining the status of the 

recipient of incentive measures together with accompanying standard 

forms, the procedures of applying for, approving and using incentive 

measures, as well as the content of the report on the use of incentive 

measures is defined by the government of the Republic of Croatia by a 

regulation. 

The companies which use incentive measures, tax concessions and tariff 

concessions for investment retain the right to use the approved incentive 

measures, tax concessions and tariff concessions until the expiry of the 

period for which these were approved. 

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Information Technology 

Omegasoftware d.o.o. 

Xylon d.o.o 

Trilix d.o.o. 



Horizont internacional d.o.o. 


Knopso d.o.o. 


Ekesh d.o.o. 

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Omega Software d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.omega-software.hr 

E-mail: 

aida.kucukovic@omega-software.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-6659789 

Fax: 00-385-1-6659781 

Address: 

Oreškovićeva 24, 10000 Zagreb 

2010 Sales: Euro 1.8 million 

No. of Employees: 34 

Contact Person: Aida Kučuković 

Omega Software is a modern and dynamic 

company with a focus on the development 

and integration of business IT solutions. 

Interpreting data is the single biggest challenge in today’s business world. 

With that in mind, Omega Software develops products that incorporate the 

latest international standards and trends for electronic exchange of data. 

Its Imperios information solution was created for management of business 

processes and integrates all essential functions of a modern business into 

one system. An innovative development process allows for a modular and 

flexible system architecture that allows for gradual extensions to the 

system and customizations to suit client’s requirements. 

The Centrix information solution was created for controlling business 

processes in state administrations. At its core it’s a system to control 

document flows and track records, but is based on an innovative approach 

in which each document is not just an archived piece of data, but an 

element within a process. 

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Xylon d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.xylon.hr 

E-mail: 

info@xylon.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-3680026 

Fax: 00-385-1-3655167 

Address: 

Fallerovo šetalište 22, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: Euro 949 thousand 


Contact Person: Davor Kova 

Xylon is the developer of the logi3D graphic accelerator, 

a unique solution for the control of 3D graphics 

applications based on the technology of programmable 

logic circuits FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Arrays), 

which ensures shorter development time, better 

applicability, flexibility and cost efficiency. 

Xylon was founded in 1995 and focused on FPGA design from its 

inception. It fosters partnerships with universities and cooperates with 

scientists to extend its development teams. The company is in compliance 

with ISO 9001:2001 standards. 

The applications of Xylon’s IP cores are very broad and include the 

automotive industry (car proximity sensors, performance displays, and 

entertainment systems), medical monitors, industrial operator panels and 

instrumentation, consumer electronics and defence. 

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Trilix d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.trilix.hr 

E-mail: 

info@trilix.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-6690277 

Fax: 00-385-1-6690299 

Address: 

Koturaška 47, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Mladen Amidžić 

Trilix created Digital Services Distribution 

System (DSDS), a total end to end solution 

for warehouse management and delivery of 

advanced digital services from multiple 

service providers to various delivery devices (such as mobile phones), 

through complex distribution chains. 

Trilix DSDS provides a complete hardware and software solution that 

allows customers to purchase many e-goods such as prepaid air-time at any 

digital device capable of requesting information in digital form. Trilix 

DSDS is distributing e-goods to more than 15,000 POS terminals at more 

than 13,000 sales points. With the existing e-goods market expanding 

business possibilities, Trilix is constantly expanding its portfolio and 

integrating with different systems for automation purposes and access to 

new communication channels such as social networks. 

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Web: 

www.fiveminutes.eu 

E-mail: 

contact@fiveminutes.eu 

Phone: 00-385-1-5535036 

Fax: 00-385-1-5535037 

Address: 

Odranska 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Luka Abrus 

Pet Minuta (Five Minutes) was founded 

in 2007 in Zagreb, with the mission of 

developing mobile applications for all 

platforms and advanced web solutions. The company currently has 40 

employees and several partners and associates. The main expertise of the 

company is in C++ development. It has already successfully delivered 

projects for iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Nokia (WRT, Qt, Java, MeeGo) 

and a host of other platforms. 

Most Pet minuta clients come from both the region and US and European 

markets. In 2010 Pet minuta received venture capital funding for its global 

project ShoutEm, which is a white-label mobile social network, powered 

by branded iPhone and Android mobile apps. ShoutEm is a personal 

development software that allows you to launch your own social network 

as a mobile user. 

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Web: 

www.systemcom.hr 

E-mail: 

srebrenka.ursic@systemcom.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-2335880 

Fax: 00-385-1-2339590 

Address: 

Kružićeva 4, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Srebrenka Ursić 

The goal of Systemcom is the 

development of an input interface chip 

for nanotechnology biosensors, a 

design for microelectronic chip-input interface to be used in the fields of 

life science and biotechnology that are growing rapidly. The chip under 

development is called SC-I_AFE-180F11, and provides an IP module 

and/or ASIC solution for the analogue front-end (AFE) function, optimized 

for current input, lower power & high resolution applications. This chip 

provides a complete signal path between sensor system and 

microcontroller, generating a digital output proportional to the input 

current. 

Systemcom was established in 1993 as a software development and 

production company and has worked with industry leaders such as Intel 

and Compaq. In 2001 it started its microelectronic group to work on design 

and testing of microelectronic chips. 

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Horizont Internacional d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.horizont.hr 

E-mail: 

roland@horizont.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-4834099 

Fax: 00-385-1-4834099 

Address: 

Ivana Gorana Kovačića, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Roland Cinkopan 

Horizont Internacional is a human resource 

development company providing its services to 

the corporate sector. It developed the Educa 

Human Resources Feedback Tool for Employees 

and the Organizational Scanning and Further 

Organizational Improvement technology to provide the following services: 

recruitment and selection, performance management, employee reward 

systems, competency models etc. 

Horizont Internacional was founded in 2003 by experienced professionals 

and entrepreneurs focused on problems of communication with employees, 

time and stress management and team building. It combines the rich 

backgrounds of its founders in training and coaching with new trends and 

approaches contributed by younger professionals. References include 

ABB, IBM, Coca-Cola and Johnson & Johnson. 

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Web: 

www.teb-css.hr 

E-mail: - 

Phone: 00-385-1-4609888 

Fax: 00-385-1-4609828 

Address: 

Vončinina 2, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Nikola Karañorñe 

TEB Complex Systems & Solutions is working on projects 

which require high skill levels and expertise in IT and 

radio and telecommunication system integration. Their 

systems include full integration of IT, telecommunications 

(VoIP), radio communication and spatial databases. 

Specifically, TEB is developing an Emergency Incident 

Management System, a unified system that will allow automated disaster 

management and be serviceable in times of emergency. It will allow 

automated communications activity and decision making based on user 

defined SOPs. 

TEB was founded in 2003 by its parent company TEB inžinjerning d.d. to 

work in the field of complex information and communications 

technologies. The parent company has its roots in the 1950ies and has 

slowly developed from a design and consulting company in a broad spectre 

of activates to a focused engineering company in telecommunications and 

information technology. 

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Knopso d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.knopso.com 

E-mail: 

mislav.malenica@knopso.com 

Phone: 00-385-1-4680463 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Bijenička cesta 33, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: Euro 4.4 thousand 


Contact Person: Mislav Malenica 

Knopso is a high-tech company founded by a 

group of former scientists from Ruñer 

Bošković Institute with expertise in data 

mining, machine learning, information security and mathematical modeling 

in general. Knopso is currently testing its solution on 50,000 real users and 

plans to expand globally. Knopso runs a micropayment service that 

collects stores and analyses key data about users’ behaviour and 

preferences. 

The Knopso platform is an efficient tool for encouraging users to take 

certain actions (e.g. to learn about a company and its offerings, to create 

high-quality content, to buy a specific product or a service, etc.). The 

platform provides a state-of the-art behavioural targeting technology, 

enabling direct communication with customers and measuring returns on 

marketing investments. 

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Web: 

www.mobiexplore.com 

E-mail: 

vedran@mobiexplore.com 

Phone: 00-385-21-599891 

Fax: 00-385-21-599892 

Address: 

Ivana Gorana Kovačića 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: - 


Contact Person: Vedran Pražen 

Mobiexplore is a mobile applications publisher with innovative products 

and a business model with multiple revenue sources and international 

references and partners (VisitBritain, Telecom Austria, Nokia, NAVTEQ, 

etc). Mobiexplore is known on Croatian and international markets for 

implementing its own software solutions and garnering many international 

awards. 

The tourist interactive information system for mobile phones 

“mobiEXPLORE” is the result of the work of staff experts and is an 

original Croatian product for use on mobile devices. The system provides a 

host of different types of information: interactive maps of states, regions 

and cities, historical and cultural information, accommodation etc. 

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Ekesh d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.ekesh.net 

E-mail: 

hrvoje@ekesh.net 

Phone: - 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Kozarčev vijenac 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: - 

No. of Employees: - 

Contact Person: Hrvoje Kraljević 

Ekesh was founded in 2010 and is one of 

Croatia’s first proven e-goods platforms 

(mobile, vouchers, ticketing) that is highly 

scalable and available payment gateway which 

is currently targeting social networks, MMOs, VoIP, gaming, dating, 

digital downloads and IPTV sectors. Ekesh allows its clients to increase 

sales by offering an alternative payment method and tapping into a new 

group of customers. Through Ekesh, payments for both web merchants and 

voucher holders are guaranteed and with easy web service implementation 

and no technical equipment necessary (API web service integration in a 

week). 

Ekesh works by providing the consumer with a 16-digit PIN code voucher 

to use at participating merchants; if the consumer’s purchase is less than 

the voucher value, the consumer will receive the difference in cash. 

Through Ekesh’s web services, consumers can check account balances, 

look at new merchant promotions, receive newsletters etc. 

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Electronics and Engineering 


Solvis d.o.o. 

TGL stimulacijski servisi d.o.o 


Alind International d.o.o. 


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Web: 

www.riz.hr 

E-mail: 

riz@riz.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-2355201 

Fax: 00-385-1-2331410 

Address: 

Božidarevićeva 13, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: Euro 12 million 


Contact Person: Robert Inkret 

RIZ is a company focused on research, manufacturing and 

sales of its products which include radio transmitters and 

watt hour meters. RIZ offers a wide range of broadcasting 

transmitters covering SW, MW, LW as well as FM 

supported transmitter with additional equipment which is 

installed and in operation world wide. RIZ is the very first 

company world-wide which has developed a new generation 

of high power, frequency agile mobile SW and MW transmitters. 

RIZ odašiljači (transmitters) was established in1948 for the production of 

radio broadcasting equipment. Since its inception RIZ has produced and 

installed over 1000 high power transmitters all over the world in varying 

climate conditions. It operates its manufacturing and research facility in 

Zagreb and conforms to the ISO 9001:2008 quality management standard. 

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Solvis d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.solvis.hr 

E-mail: 

jurica.greguric@solvis.hr 

Phone: 00-385-42-262250 

Fax: 00-385-42-241100 

Address: 

Gospodarska zona Brezje, 42000 Varaždin, Croatia 



Contact Person: Jurica Gregurić 

Solvis designs and produces solar 

panels and advanced systems for solar 

panels. Solvis products include both 

polycrystalline and monocrystalline 

modules, coloured and transparent versions of the panels, specialized bus 

stop panels and specialized systems that improve the energy efficiency of 

the panels. 

Solvis has been present on the global market since 2009 developing and 

producing their own products. It has a team of dedicated professionals with 

unprecedented know-how in the solar energy sector, and the competitive 

advantage of having their own PV solutions. The company is dedicated to 

producing an environmentally friendly and affordable source of energy. 

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TGL stimulacijski servisi d.o.o. 

Web: - 

E-mail: 

kkeglevic@gmail.com 

Phone: 00-385-1-6155529 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Sortina 1B, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Krešimir Keglević 

TGL stimulacijski servisi was founded in 2003 and is currently leading a 

project to develop several groups of new technologies for prolongation of 

exploitation of crude oil and gas. This project is run in collaboration with 

Croatia’s business innovation centre BICRO and the University of Zagreb 

and will offer advanced technological solutions that should significantly 

extend the time of exploitation of crude oil and gas extraction: with 

increased efficiency, reduced energy consumption, reduced costs and 

reduced use of heavy equipment. 

TGL’s main activity are services related to extraction of oil and gas with a 

focus on adopting new technologies that increase the efficiency of utilizing 

existing oil and gas reserves. The company works in Croatia, Turkey, 

Egypt, Kazakhstan, Syria, Czech Republic and Poland. 

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Web: 

www.ctp-projekt.hr 

E-mail: 

mladen.lozica@ctp-projekt.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-6060360 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Savska cesta 144a, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Mladen Ložica 

CTP Projekt is a leading company for fire safety engineering in Croatia 

and regionally. Its main field of expertise lies in civil engineering and 

general technical systems. Currently CTP Projekt is working in 

collaboration with Israeli company Elbit Systems Ltd with funding support 

from Croatia’s business innovation centre BICRO to develop a tunnel 

surveillance system. 

The technology focuses on advanced imagining for road tunnels based on 

Laser Gated Imagining (Lgi) System. The system is based on a focal plane 

array (Fpa) synchronized to an eye-safe gated laser, providing exceptional 

live video from inside tunnels to external and control processing centres. 

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Alind international d.o.o. 

Web: - 

E-mail: 

alind.international@yahoo.com 

Phone: 00-385-99-5045868 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Tekstilna 1, 40315 Mursko Središće, Croatia 

2010 Sales: - 


Contact Person: Alojz Wehn 

Innovator Alojz Wehn developed and patented lighting 

body/enclosed systems RT and RTO, based on LED 

technology for outdoor environments such as street 

lighting. The technology represents one of the best 

solutions in the industry and is based on the following 

characteristics: maximum rationalization of consumption 

of raw materials, reducing the cost of supporting multiple 

designs, maximum lighting quality, minimum 

consumption of electricity, minimum heat produced, a simple procedure 

for replacing existing lighting and serviceability of the RT and RTO body. 

The benefits of the Alind lighting design and system include a new 

generation of lighting technology, a technically advanced solution that 

provides the ability to service the lighting body, over 90% in electrical cost 

savings with better lighting and minimal light pollution and eliminating the 

pollution caused by throwing away Na and Hg lamps. 

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Web: 

www.eurocable-group.com 

E-mail: 

info@eurocable-group.com 

Phone: 00-385-1-3688000 

Fax: 00-385-1-3688001 

Address: 

Jankomir 25F, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Ernest Tolj 

Eurocable Group is an internationally oriented 

manufacturer of a wide variety of cables. Their 

product line includes: various isolated cables 

(PVC, rubber, silicone, etc.), 1-30 kV energy 

cables, signal cables, coaxial cables, non-halogen cables, electronic and 

optical cables. Their products sell on the domestic and EU markets as well 

as those of Central and South-East Europe. 

Eurocable has established its own ISO 9001:2000 certified high tech 

factory equipped with modern machinery, high degree of automation and 

inline quality management. The factory is capable of producing 1,200 

meters of cable per minute. In addition the group operates its own copper 

wire and PVC production facilities. 

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Automotive and Transport 

Rimac automobile d.o.o. 

Končar – electric vehicles d.d. 

Radionica željezničkih vozila Čakovec d.o.o. 

Altpro d.o.o. 

Eloda d.o.o. 

AD Plastik d.o.o. 

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Rimac automobili d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.rimac-automobili.com 

E-mail: 

info@rimac-automobili.com 

Phone: 00-385-1-5634595 

Fax: 00-385-1-3336698 

Address: 

Industrijska 13, 10431 Sveta Nedelja, Croatia 

2010 Sales: - 


Contact Person: Mate Rimac 

Focused on high-performance that comes from a 

unique fusion of light build and pure seamless power 

Rimac Automobili developed the world’s first electric 

hyper car, the Concept One. After three years in 

development, the first Rimac mule car, the e-M3 

became one of the fastest electric cars in the world. 

Rimac Automobili employs 20 enthusiastic engineers 

and designers with the mission to discovering new 

ways of making cars faster, and to prove to the world that electric cars can 

be fun. 

Concept One is an exceptional supercar with a new propulsion concept. 

With a curb weight of 1650 kg, and 1088 HP, Concept One can reach 100 

km/h from standstill in 2.8 seconds and continue to accelerate to the limit 

of 305 km/h. 92kWh of energy in the battery modules delivers enough 

power for a range of up to 600 km. 

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Končar - electric vehicles d.d. 

Web: 

www.koncar-kev.hr 

E-mail: 

info@koncar-kev.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-3496959 

Fax: 00-385-1-3496960 

Address: 

Velimira Škorpika 7, 10090 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Ivan Bahun 

Končar within its group of companies 

offers electric traction transportation 

vehicles and services that have proven 

successful through out its history. In electric vehicle transportation, Končar 

offers a wide range of products that include general purpose electrical 

locomotives, electric multiple units (city and intercity), DC operated 

tramcars and low-floor tramcars with asynchronous drives. 

In addition to electric vehicles mentioned, Končar offers related equipment 

such as DC traction motors, induction traction motors, locomotive 

transformers, computer control units for locomotives and tramcars etc. 

Končar also provides support services alongside its products such as 

system maintenance, upgrading electric locomotives and multiple units and 

tramcars. 

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Radionica željezničkih vozila Čakovec (RZV) d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.rzv.hr 

E-mail: 

drazen.vidovic@rzv.hr 

Phone: 00-385-40-384334 

Fax: 00-385-40-384336 

Address: 

Kolodvorska 6, 40000 Čakovec, Croatia 



Contact Person: Dražen Vidović 

Since its founding, RZV has steadily grown 

to become a medium-sized company 

specialized in the production of special cargo 

wagons. Their work includes: repairs and 

maintenance of wagons used for vehicle 

transport, producing cistern wagons and 

reconstructing wagons used for accommodations and storage space. 

RZV is the last phase of development of a special wagon for the transport 

of bulk cargo. They are presently developing the wagon’s undercarriage 

and mobile units for accommodating bulk cargo. The wagon will use 

hydraulic energy for its activities. It should provide cheaper, easier and 

faster work procedures. 

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Altpro d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.altpro.hr 

E-mail: 

zvonimir.viduka@altpro.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-3667123 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Velika cesta 41, 10020 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Zvonimir Viduka 

Altpro is an innovative 

exporting company whose 

main business is the development and production of high-technology 

signalling and safety equipment for railway infrastructure and vehicles. 

Their project “Development of Road Crossings” is based on innovation, a 

security intelligence centre for the detection of axle counters with modular 

units meeting the SIL4 security level (highest level of security in the 

CENELEC railway standards). A device such as a signal system represents 

an optimal solution for safe and reliable crossings. 

Altpro was founded in 1994 and its production range includes over 700 

devices for railway vehicles and infrastructure. Altpro formed a railway 

manufacturer’s cluster comprising of around 40 companies in the industry. 

The company has an ISO 9001 certificate for quality management and 

railway safety devices. 

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Eloda d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.eloda.hr 

E-mail: 

z.istvancic@eloda.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-3867942 

Fax: 00-385-1-3867921 

Address: 

Oranice 104, 10090 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Zoran Ištvančić 

Eloda with its modern design and production 

capabilities is a leading Croatian manufacturer 

of automotive technologies that are applied to 

electrical parts such as various switches and indicators. Its product range 

includes oil pressure switches, temperature senders, hydraulic and 

pneumatic brake light switches, and push buttons, all of which are 

considered technologically advanced and of high quality. Throughout its 

production process Eloda has an intensive quality management system that 

is demanded by its clients such as Bosch, WABCO and Continental Teves. 

Eloda was founded in 1983 as a small hydraulic switch manufacturer, but 

since the 1990ies it has expanded both its product range and customer 

base. Today Eloda’s capabilities include development of new products 

according to client’s specifications and the company also designs and 

manufactures the tools used in its production process. 

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AD Plastik d.d. 

Web: 

www.adplastik.hr 

E-mail: 

ivica.tolic@adplastik.hr 

Phone: 00-385-21-206486 

Fax: 00-385-21-206486 

Address: 

Matoševa 8, 21210 Solin, Croatia 



Contact Person: Ivica Tolić 

AD Plastik provides finished plastic 

component parts to the world’s leading 

auto manufacturers such as BMW, Ford, 

Opel, VW and Renault. Its product offering ranges from car interior door 

panels, instrument panels, hand grips to car exterior parts such as bumper 

body and components, decorative moulding and wheel arch liners. 

In addition to providing plastic components to the auto industry, AD 

Plastik also provides its products and services to companies in the food and 

agriculture sector (plastic packaging) as well as to consumer household 

appliance manufacturers such as Gorenje and Electrolux. AD Plastik is 

able to provide these services to its clients because of its technological 

capabilities which include state of the art technology for injection 

moulding, painting, thermoforming, extrusion and blowing technology. 

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Machine Tools, Robotic, Automation 


Dok-ing deminig d.o.o. 

Teh-cut d.o.o. & Jedinstvo PNO d.o.o. 




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Web: 

www.dok-ing.hr 

E-mail: 

info@dok-ing.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-2481300 

Fax: 00-385-1-2481303 

Address: 

Kanalski put 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Vjekoslav Majetić 

Dok-ing produces unmanned robotic 

ground machines, mini-dozers and 

systems for the mining industry, as 

well as multipurpose fire fighting machines. Dok-ing has successfully 

developed the MVF-5 fire fighting system designed as a unique 

multifunctional robotic system to combat and extinguish fires in life 

threatening conditions and inaccessible areas. In addition to the MVF-5, 

Dok-ing has successfully developed and produced the MVD Extra Low 

Profile Dozer designed for use in underground mining and the construction 

industry. 

Dok-ing was founded in 1991 and specialized in the production of robots 

and other special purpose equipment. Its main office, production and 

service facilities are located in Zagreb, Croatia. It has established itself as 

one of the international leaders of the industry and its extensive client list 

includes the armed forces of Croatia, United States, Sweden and others, 

private companies and national demining authorities. 

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Dok-ing demining d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.dok-ing.hr 

E-mail: 

info@dok-ing.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-2481300 

Fax: 00-385-1-2481303 

Address: 

Kanalski put 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Vjekoslav Majetić 

Dok-ing demining is an international 

leader in the production of remotely 

controlled mechanical equipment 

used for mine and UXO clearance. They are the largest private ISO 

9001:2000 certified demining company in South-Eastern Europe with a 

capacity to clear 1,000,000 m2 per month. Demining equipment includes 

both the MV-4 and MV-10. The MV-4 is an easy to transport and highly 

manoeuvrable mine clearance system and the MV-10 is a medium duty 

double tool mine clearance system resistible to anti-tank mines. 

Dok-ing deminig was founded by its parent company Dok-ing in 2005 to 

better represent its demining line of robotic ground machines. The 

company incorporates more than 18 year of experience in demining diverse 

terrain in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro. 

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Teh-Cut d.o.o. & Jedinstvo PNO d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.teh-cut.hr 

E-mail: 

dusko.radovic@teh-cut.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-3440900 

Fax: 00-385-1-3440910 

Address: 

Nikole Šopa 28, 10410 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: Euro 5.6 million (combined) 


Contact Person: Duško Radović 

Teh-cut is a reliable and flexible 

business partner that provides the 

most up-to-date products and services 

regarding machine tooling. Products include tools for injection moulding, 

sheet metal forming and die casting. In addition to its products, Teh-cut 

also provides services such as machining, engineering and production 

process development. 

Teh-cut’s sister company Jedinstvo PNO is the manufacturer and supplier 

of a very unique product for one of the world’s largest and leading 

electrical power supplier, Westinghouse Electric Company. Jedinstvo PNO 

is a specialized producer of machined parts from non-ferrous steels for 

Westinghouse’s nuclear power plants and products. 

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Web: 

www.alati-stuhne.com 

E-mail: 

managing@alati-stuhne.com 

Phone: 00-385-49-301900 

Fax: 00-385-49-315090 

Address: 

Valentinov 8/2, 49218 Pregrada, Croatia 



Contact Person: Mirko Stuhne 

Alati Stuhne is a family owned and operated 

company with over 40 years of experience in the 

manufacturing of moulds and accessories for the 

glass industry. During this time, they have 

grown from a family business to a company with 

60 employees and two facilities. Their experience and knowledge enables 

them to produce all types of mould equipment, to the high quality 

standards required by the newest technology in glass and in plastic 

production, and to provide their customers with the both quick and quality 

service. 

Alati Stuhne offers a complete range of moulds for various industries that 

use or work with glass such as container production, cosmetic ware, 

pharmaceutical, table ware, moulds for technical items and moulds for 

special requested items. All Alati Stuhne products are made from selected 

materials with certificates from reputable European foundries. 

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Web: 

www.axiumsolutions.com 

E-mail: 

gordan.samija@axiumsolutions.com 

Phone: 00-385-1-2773667 

Fax: 00-385-1-2481303 

Address: 

Ilica 100, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Gordan Šamija 

Axium offers a complete range of high quality and proven 

automation solutions and services for the agricultural, 

pharmaceutical, cosmetics, plastics and consumer packaged 

goods sector. 

Its product range includes robotic systems integration, process control, 

assembly and material handling execution, precision driven sealing, 

labelling, wrapping, and container / tray handling machines for the 

packaging industry, Axium provides a wide range of solutions that 

empower businesses by automating factory and warehouse operations. 

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Web: 

www.inteco-robotics.com 

E-mail: 

inteco@inteco-robotics.com 

Phone: 00-385-1-6140048 

Fax: 00-385-1-6452028 

Address: 

Jarušica 7, 10020 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Borislav Balać 

Inteco was founded in 

1990 and has developed 

specialized construction expertise. Specifically, Inteco has developed 

hydrodynamic robots for treatment of cement and metal surfaces. Robots 

developed include the RJet-061, RJet-062 and RJet-062EN. Each robot is 

light weight, environmentally friendly, user friendly and modular. The 

robots are also autonomous which, means each has advanced control 

systems that eliminate the need for constant human participation. 

The Inteco series of robots were created to treat new surfaces, with 

applications mainly in construction and shipbuilding. The advantages of 

the robotic solution lie in its electrical propulsion and its small and 

dismountable, lightweight and user-friendly design. 

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Medical 



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Web: 

www.imz.hr 

E-mail: 

ddvornik@imz.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-6414104 

Fax: 00-385-1-6414103 

Address: 

Rockefellerova ulica 2, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Darko Dvornik 

Imunološki zavod (IMZ - institute of 

immunology) is a biopharmaceutical 

company, focusing on the 

development, production and marketing of vaccines against infectious 

diseases for private and public markets worldwide. Through their portfolio 

of core marketed vaccines, they have established markets in paediatric 

vaccines. 

Core product portfolio currently consists of five marketed vaccines: 

Measles-Mumps-Rubella, Tetanus, Diphtheria-Tetanus, Diphtheria- 

Tetanus-Pertussis and Meningococcal Polysaccharide, groups A and C. 

IMZ early-stage product development programs comprise of vaccines 

against influenza on cell substrate alongside other programs in various 

stages of pre-clinical development. 

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Web: 

www.instrumentaria.hr 

E-mail: 

vladimir.kovacevic@instrumentaria.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-5550510 

Fax: 00-385-1-5550511 

Address: 

Rimski put 31, 10360 Sesvete, Croatia 



Contact Person: Vladimir Kovačević 

Instrumentaria is a manufacturer of 

medical equipment with 114 years of 

tradition and with over 70 qualified and 

trained employees today. They are the only manufacturer and exporter of 

implants, medical instruments and sterilizers in Croatia and Southeast 

Europe. Today, Instrumentaria is focusing on the development and 

production of reconstruction implants, internal fixators and orthopaedic 

implants. 

With its technology, Instrumentaria is also capable of implementation of an 

error free quality control process at international quality standard levels. 

Instrumentaria is one of the few factories that encompass a complete 

technological cycle of production: from forging through machine particle 

removal, surface grinding, polishing etc. 

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Waste Management 

Gumiimpex group d.d. 

Ciak d.o.o. 



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Gumiimpex-grp d.d. 

Web: 

www.gumiimpex.hr 

E-mail: 

damir.kiric@gumiimpex.hr 

Phone: 00-385-42-404500 

Fax: 00-385-42-404542 

Address: 

Pavleka Miškine 64C, 42000 Varaždin, Croatia 



Contact Person: Damir Kirić 

Gumiimpex supplies the Croatian 

domestic market with car and truck 

tires, tires for buses and large 

working machines for some of the 

world's largest tire producers such as Michelin, Goodyear, Sava, 

Bridgestone, Kormoran etc. In monitoring market trends, Gumiimpex has 

expanded its basic operations of tire manufacturing and processing to 

providing a range of products to be included for technical maintenance of 

industrial plants. 

In addition to tire manufacturing Gumiimpex also owns and operates a 

modern waste tire recycling plant. Using modern technologies, through 

processing of old, used tires Gumiimpex is able to produce granulate of 

various sizes, which are later used in numerous industries such as 

construction, infrastructure, transport, agriculture, sports etc. Annual 

processing capacity of the waste tire recycling plant is 25,000 tons of all 

types of used tires. 

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CIAK d.o.o. 

Web: 

www.ciak.hr 

E-mail: 

ciak@ciak.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-3463521 

Fax: 00-385-1-6555523 

Address: 

Josipa Lončara 3/1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 



Contact Person: Ivica Greguraš 

CIAK recognized a real market need and potential 

for the recycling of lead and used car batteries and 

therefore has developed a system for recycling 

and disposal of such hazardous material. 

CIAK possess national concessions for collection, treatment and recycling 

of waste batteries, accumulators, lubricant oil, used vehicles and waste 

tires. To collect batteries CIAK provides HDPE box palettes to its clients 

and operates its own fleet of ADR vehicles for hazardous waste transport. 

CIAK’s operations adhere to strict regulations and are carried out with high 

expertise and skill by its employees with technical knowledge and 

experience. 

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Web: 

www.agroproteinka.hr 

E-mail: 

ivica.grlic@agroproteinka.hr 

Phone: 00-385-1-2046776 

Fax: 00-385-1-2046201 

Address: 

Strojarska cesta 11, 10361 Sesvetski Kraljevec, Croatia 



Contact Person: Ivica Grlić 

Agroproteinka is the largest 

processor of slaughterhouse 

waste and other waste of animal 

origin and the only type of 

building for recycling waste of animal origin in Croatia. 

Agroproteinka collects animal waste daily with 20 specialized vehicles 

from all around Croatia. The waste undergoes high temperature processing; 

it is recycled in the rendering houses to 25% solid residue, or meat bone 

meal and 15% liquid residue, or animal fats which are then used as 

recyclable sources of energy in the chemical industry or as a component in 

animal nutrition. Agroproteinka's complete and reliable system of 

management of organic substance and energy plays an important role in 

preventing the processes which can destabilize the ecosystem. 

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Web: 

www.texo-tehnologije.hr 

E-mail: 

andrej.santic@texo-tehnologije.hr 

Phone: 00-385-91-9197039 

Fax: - 

Address: 

Dobroniceva 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia 

2010 Sales: - 


Contact Person: Andrej Šantić 

With its patent, Texo plans to produce Carbon from the extraction of high 

quality input raw materials such as oil and steel from waste material such 

as old tires, steel and rubber compounds of any kind. The production 

process will function energetically by itself after the initial start-up phase; 

the production process will not require an enormous amount of energy and 

the gas by-product from production will be converted by a generator 

system to electrical energy which will be utilized to operate and power the 

production ovens. 

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Useful contacts 

CROATIAN EMBASSY NEW DELHI 

A-15 West End, 110021 New Delhi 

Tel: +91 11 4166-3101, 4166-3102, 4166-3103 

Fax: +91 11 4166-3100, 2411-6873 

E-mail: croemb.new-delhi@mvpei.hr 

CROATIAN CONSULATE MUMBAI 

A-52 Darshan Apartments, Mt. Pleasant Road, 400006 Mumbai 

Tel: +91 22 2367-2800 

Fax: +91 22 2367-8450 

E-mail: czaeel@vsnl.com 

MINISTRY OF FINANCE 

Katančićeva 5, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4591-333 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4922-583 

www.mfin.hr 

MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND PHYSICAL PLANNING 

Ul. Republike Austrije 20, 10000 

ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 3782-444 

Fax: +385 (0)1 3772-822 

www.mzopu.hr 

MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR 

Ulica grada Vukovara 33, 10000 

ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6122-111 

Fax: +385 (0)1 6122-452 

www.mup.hr, www.policija.hr 

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS 

Trg N. Š. Zrinskog 7-8, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4920-149 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4551-795 

www.mvp.hr 

MINISTRY OF THE ECONOMY, LABOUR AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP 

Ul. grada Vukovara 78, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6106-111 

Fax: +385 (0)1 6109-110 

www.mingorp.hr 

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND RURAL 

DEVELOPMENT 

Ul. grada Vukovara 78, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6106-111 

Fax: +385 (0)1 6109-201 

www.mps.hr 

MINISTRY OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND EU FUNDS 

Babonićeva 121,10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6400-600 

Fax: +385 (0)1 6400-644 

www.mrrsvg.hr 

MINISTRY OF MARITIME AFFAIRS, TRANSPORT AND 

INFRASTRUCTURE 

Prisavlje 14, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6169-111 

www.mmpi.hr 

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MINISTRY OF JUSTICE 

Dežmanova 6 i 10, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 3710-666 

Fax: +385 (0)1 3710-602 

www.pravosudje.hr 

CROATIAN NATIONAL BANK 

Trg hrvatskih velikana 3, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4564-555 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4550-726 

www.hnb.hr 

CROATIAN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 

Trg. J. J. Strossmayera 9, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4591-666 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4591-721 

www.hbor.hr 

CROATIAN AGENCY FOR SMALL BUSINESS 

Prilaz Gjure Deželića 7, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4881-000 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4881-009 

www.hamag.hr 

STATE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE (SIPO CROATIA) 

Ulica grada Vukovara 78, 10000 Zagreb 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6106-100 

Fax: +385 (0)1 6112-017 

www.dziv.hr 

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CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 

Ilica 3, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4806-111 

www.dzs.hr 

CROATIAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 

Ul. kralja Zvonimira 15, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 4699-999 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4699-955 

www.hzz.hr 

FINANCIAL AGENCY (FINA) 

Koturaška 43, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6127-111 

Fax: +385 (0)1 6128-089 

www.fina.hr 

CROATIAN AGENCY FOR SUPERVISION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES 

(HANFA) 

Miramarska 24b, 10000 ZAGREB 

Tel.: +385 (0)1 6173-200 

Fax: +385 (0)1 4811-406 

www.hanfa.hr 

CROATIAN EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION 

Pavla Hatza 12, 10 000 Zagreb 

Phone: +385 (0)1 48 97 555 

Fax: +385 (0)1 48 97 556 

www.hup.hr 

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CROATIAN CHAMBER OF ECONOMY 

Rooseveltov Trg 2, 10000 Zagreb 

Tel: +385 (0)1 45 61 555 

Fax: +385 (0)1 48 28 380 

www.hgk.hr 

HITRO.HR service 

Tel: +385 0800 0080 

www.hitro.hr 

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