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2.7 Other subsidiaries
Figure 3. Revenues from the sale of fish per flag 5
Next to the subsidiaries mentioned in the previous paragraphs, the Cornelis Vrolijk/Jaczon
group owns a range of other Dutch and foreign subsidiaries, which are not engaged in
owning the vessels of the group and are not the most important trading subsidiaries of the
group. However, some of these subsidiaries can still be important.
The subsidiaries are owned through two subsidiaries of Cornelis Vrolijk/Jaczon: Jaczon BV
and Vroko International Holding BV.
2.7.1 Jaczon BV
Cornelis Vrolijk/Jaczon owns a range of subsidiaries directly through Jaczon BV (see 0) and
indirectly through subsidiaries of Jaczon BV (see Appendix 4). P/F Northwest Pacific (Faroe
Islands), Jade Fisheries Partnership (Ireland) and Irish Pelagic Ltd (Ireland) for example, are
indirectly owned by Jaczon BV through subsidiary Jaczon Trawler Visserij BV (Netherlands).
It is unknown what the activities of all these subsidiaries are, and how important they are for
Cornelis Vrolijk/Jaczon. It seems like some subsidiaries (like Jac. Den Dulk en Zonen BV)
engage in trading activities and some subsidiaries (like Western Pacific Tuna company NV)
engage in fishing activities other than pelagic trawling. A more detailed analysis of these
subsidiary would require more research.
2.7.2 Vroko International Holding
Vroko International Holding is jointly owned by E.J. Koppers Holding BV (50%) and Cornelis
Vrolijk Holding BV (50%). Vroko International Holding has the following subsidiaries: 61
• Vroko Star I BV Netherlands 100%
• Vroko Star II BV Netherlands 100%
• Vroko Star III BV Netherlands 100%
• Vroko Star IVBV Netherlands 100%
• Vroko Star V BV Netherlands 100%
5 Based on data of the most recent year for all subsidiaries
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