51. Branko Labinac
AGENOR AUTOMATIKA, Poreč
The export program of industrial automation for Poreč entrepreneurs, when they tire of traveling, supplements the promising niche of automation in construction, especially in hospitality.
52. Vincent Langendijk
CENOSCO CROATIA, Pula
The Dutch company in Croatia has developed a key application, IMS, which uses virtual and augmented reality for monitoring and preventing accidents in the oil industry.
53. Alen Magdić
MULTINORM, Cerna
The manufacturer of tools for the automotive industry employs about 400 people and continues to grow, and from this year operates within the German Strama group.
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54. Dmitar Maravić
MARING, Čakovec
He does not need complaint and sales departments. His hydraulic distributors sell themselves. The new phase is LED lighting and screen production, and a smart home project is also planned.
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55. Nikola and Ivan Marciuš
VUPLAST, Čakovec
In the past two years, revenue has increased almost threefold compared to 2019, primarily thanks to the sale of bags for municipal sorting of hospital waste.
56. Ivan Marković
UNITFLY, Osijek
A ‘startup’ developing technological solutions in the field of information and document management, business processes, as well as ‘cloud’ and integration solutions and business intelligence.
57. Mario Matanić
FEROMIHIN, Novoselec
The company from Novoselec produced the first Croatian electronic LBC device, which automatically closes valves in case of pipe rupture and prevents accidents on gas and oil pipelines.
58. David Medica
PLAZMA TEHNIKA, Pula
The manufacturer of steel and stainless steel marine equipment is steadily developing and increasing revenue. It did not fail with Uljanik because 95 percent of revenue is generated in export markets.
59. Ante Medić and Dajgoro Labinac
PULSAR LABORATORIES, Zadar
They are engaged in the development of electronics and hardware, focused on the ‘tank playroom’ of the connected company Iron Bull and are preparing for the sector of the future – space technology.
60. Stjepan Mihac
TOMAPLAST, Prelog
They produce plastic caps that are integrated into elastic bases for Hilding Anders beds, but 80 percent of production is exported, mostly to Hungary and Slovenia.
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61. Deni Mišlov
GALO INDUSTRIES, Zadar
The company from automotive automation has also moved to other sectors, works with Amazon, and is developing an underwater robotics project for biomass assessment within breeding cages.
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62. Marko Mišulić
RENTLIO, Zadar
Preparing a new version of its namesake application, or cloud platform intended for hotels for modern guests, with which it plans to become a regional market leader.
63. Ivan Mrvoš
INCLUDE, Solin
A well-known ‘startup’ from individual products like smart benches is turning to the offer of integrated urban platforms with smart information from all possible sources.
64. Andrija Nikolić
AN-PEK, Sveta Nedelja
The manufacturer of bakery and pastry raw materials for food companies worldwide has quadrupled its revenue in five years and entered among the largest companies in Sveta Nedelja.
65. Filip Novoselnik
PROTOSTAR LABS, Belišće
The new company from Belišće offers solutions for visual inspection and quality control that detect defective products, mark them, and remove them from the production line.
66. Dražen Oreščanin
LEGIT SOFTWARE, Zagreb
The software ‘cloud’ platform related to GDPR based on artificial intelligence is actually a ‘spin-off’ of Oreščanin’s company Business Intelligence; aiming for unicorn status.
67. Goran Oreški and Marko Bratković
SOLEKTRA, Čakovec
They bought an abandoned Levi’s plant in Novi Marof from Varteks for storage capacities and the ability to purchase necessary components for solar panels in advance, before they increase in price.
68. Alan Mate Orlic
TINKER LABS, Osijek
With its franchise of STEM education schools for children, it has expanded to 16 Croatian cities and to North Macedonia and Serbia, with plans to conquer Europe and the USA.
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69. Alen Orzes
D.E.M., Pakrac
By merging with an Italian company, he gained more favorable raw materials and access to new technologies and new markets. The number of employees, mostly women, increased from 80 to 250.
70. Mateo Perak
INNOVATIO PROFICIT, Split
Focusing on foreign clients who benefit from digitalization: with a digital guide for wine purchasing and a ‘car sharing’ application, he is conquering the Norwegian market.
71. Alen Perči
MODECO, Đakovo
The company for the production, sale, and installation of tin and metal products has developed from a craft. Last year, it increased revenues eightfold, with nearly half of them generated from exports.
72. Tomislav Peričin
REVERSINGLABS, Zagreb
A leader in software supply chain security won the Global InfoSec award for the best product in application security at the RSA 2022 conference in San Francisco.
73. Simona Petričić
OLIMP, Benkovac
The manufacturer of barbecue starters has tripled its revenue in five years, plans significant investments to increase capacity, conquer America, and a new ‘triple jump’ in the next five years.
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74. Steve Petrović
GIDEON BROTHERS, Osijek
Croatian pioneers of robotics continue to produce flexible autonomous mobile robots for the most prominent global companies even after the departure of Matija Kopić from operations.
75. Kurt Pieringer
FACC SOLUTIONS CROATIA, Jakovlje
The Austrian cabin components factory has completed the first phase of investment in Jakovlje and employed 150 people, and as orders grow, it could hire another 300.
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