Infoprojekt sold to Juniper, CSI continues acquisitions in Croatia

The IT and consulting company Infoprojekt from Rijeka has become part of the Juniper group, a member of the Canadian Constellation Software Inc. (CSI), one of the largest global software groups.

Infoprojekt develops and implements solutions for the informatization of business processes, primarily for local and regional self-government units, utility companies, and budget users. It has been present in the domestic market for many years, focusing on the digitalization of the public sector.

According to the latest available data, Infoprojekt achieved revenues of €1.04 million in 2024, which is an increase compared to 2023 when they amounted to around €943,000. Net profit fell from approximately €84,000 in 2023 to €43,600 in 2024. At the same time, the number of employees increased from 16 to 21.

– Infoprojekt can boast a stable customer base, an excellent team of top experts, and a product that continuously meets market demands. In the long term, this strategic partnership will provide our users with the support of a strong group that invests in growth and development and encourages the exchange of knowledge and experiences among members – stated Miodrag Prizmić, the former owner of Infoprojekt.

Let us remind you that the Juniper group is part of Constellation Software, a company founded in 1995 based in Toronto, which today brings together more than 1,200 companies, employs over 64,000 people, and operates with more than 125,000 clients worldwide.

This is one in a series of acquisitions that the Juniper group has realized in the Croatian market, including IN2, SVAM plus, Insite, MCS group, Libusoft Cicom, and Jadran Informatika.

– Infoprojekt is a company with a long-standing tradition, strong expertise, and quality software solutions tailored to the demands of today’s market for local and regional self-government units. This acquisition for the Juniper group means further strengthening of market position and presence in strategic business verticals. Our focus remains on expanding the group through inorganic growth, while constantly exploring new opportunities for partnerships and acquisitions – stated Katarina Šiber Makar, Senior Vice President for Business Development at Juniper group.