Completion of the acquisition of Delt Papir, DSV, and Schenker with the same director

Krunoslav Kišak and Alen Krajačić are no longer co-owners and directors of DELT PAPIR, with DECUP Valentina Adlešiča remaining the sole owner, who is now the sole director of the company. Over the past year, he managed together with Kišak and Krajačić, who temporarily retained 12.5 percent of the shares each.

This concludes the process in which Adlešič ‒ the son of former politician and mayor of Bjelovar Đurđe Adlešič ‒ took over a competing company. The interesting aspect of this transaction was that a smaller company acquired a larger one. DELT PAPIR achieved 37.5 million euros in revenue last year and had 80 employees, while Adlešič’s parent CUP UP had 29.5 million euros in revenue and 72 employees.

In any case, the new group is becoming a serious competitor to the market leader in household paper products, VIOLETI Petra Ćorluke.

Mladen Ljubas has been serving as the director of DSV HRVATSKA since August 7, replacing Robert Gortnar and Tihomir Škrtić.

This is a consequence of the acquisition of the German SCHENKER (known as DB SCHENKER, as it was owned by the state railway company DEUTSCHE BAHN) by the Danish DSV. SCHENKER was sold for approximately 14.3 billion euros. The new company has around 160,000 employees in over 90 countries. DSV, now with an annual revenue of about 41.6 billion euros, becomes the largest freight forwarder in the world, ahead of DHL and Kuehne+Nagel.

Ljubas has spent his entire career, since 1991, at SCHENKER. Since 2006, he has led the Road Transport Department for the Southeast Europe region, and for the last two years, he has managed the company’s operations in the Adriatic region. Even after taking the top position at DSV, he remains at the helm of Croatian SCHENKER. These two companies in Croatia had combined revenues exceeding 36 million euros last year.

Among other changes, we highlight:

TEHNIX is establishing a subsidiary TEHNIX ECO INDUSTRY.

The CEO of OTP BANKA and the former deputy chairman of the supervisory board of OTP LEASING Balazs Pal Bekeffy has been appointed chairman of the supervisory board instead of Zsolta Bonyhádija, who has been appointed deputy chairman. Siniša Jurić is the new member of the supervisory board instead of Zvonimira Akrapa.

Marián Bogdány is no longer in the management of MARS HRVATSKA as of May 21.

Mateja Dragoja is the new director at PROIZVODNJI PG from Prelog.

The Split-based FORTUNA KOMERS has received a management board, chaired since June 5 by the former director Vice Stanić, with members Christophe Philippe Hunaut and Salma Kronfol.

Darjan Vlahov has been appointed chairman of the supervisory board of SISAČKI VODOVOD instead of Filipa Pjerobona, Tomislav Kralj as deputy chairman instead of Marka Rafaja, and Vedrana Juranović, Kristina Grubec and Kristina Dorosulić as members of the supervisory board instead of Gorana Koščevića, Karle Petek and Miše Majkić Vukčević.

Bankruptcy proceedings have been opened against the company BRODOGRADNJA I MOSTOGRADNJA, which operates within the DIV GROUP, and Sandro Markov has been appointed as the bankruptcy trustee.

Biljani Škledar has been granted procuration in the company LBD instead of Dalibora Škledara.

James Robert Wing and Julia De Rouen Taylor have been serving as directors at CIRTUO since May 20 instead of Draška Jelavića.

Miroslav Mesić is the new director of KOMUNALAC SISAK instead of Gorana Groša. The supervisory board of that company has also been dissolved, and Anita Sinjeri-Ibrišević has been appointed as the new chairwoman of the supervisory board. Iva Milković Sučević has been appointed as the deputy chairwoman, and the members are Mario Markić, Romana Skender and Miroslav Brlić.