Former member of the Supervisory Board of INA and current Minister of Economy Davor Filipović, after public reactions that he should have noticed the malpractices occurring in that oil company, addressed journalists stating that the disputed transactions took place before he joined the Supervisory Board.
– The disputed contract was signed two months before I was appointed to the Supervisory Board of INA. Everything happened from mid-2020, it is known who was the president of the Supervisory Board during that period, who the members of the Supervisory Board were, it is also known who was the president of the Management of INA, it is known who the members of the Management of INA – said Filipović.
The Supervisory Board of INA consists of nine members, three of whom are proposed by the Government, while the other six are from MOL and representatives of the workers. The members of the Supervisory Board in the period mentioned by Filipović and also the members proposed by the Government were Damir Vanđelić, Luka Burilović, and Damir Mikuljan.
Damir Vanđelić was dismissed by the Government at the end of 2021 from that governing body, and he was once its president. Vanđelić stated today for Hina that he will comment on this case in the coming days, emphasizing that INA signed the disputed contract with the company OMS – Investment in October 2021, and that he was relieved in December of that year, so the report was received by the composition of the Supervisory Board that succeeded him.
After Vanđelić, Damir Mikuljan took over as president of the Supervisory Board, who has been a member of that body since 2017 and is also the head of the High Honorary Court of the HDZ. Along with Vanđelić, the president of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce Luka Burilović was also dismissed from the Supervisory Board of INA, and instead, Davor Filipović and Branimir Škurla were appointed.
They are still members of the Supervisory Board of INA, and besides them, the current composition of the Supervisory Board includes József Molnár, vice president, and members Zsuzsanna Ortutay, Gabriel Szabo, Domokos Szollar, Jasna Pipunić, László Uzsoki, and Ivo Ivančić.
