INA (company)
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- Zoltán Aldott CEO
- Prior Štern Chairman
Founded in 1964, The oil and gas group INA Industrija nafte dd ( roughly translates to " oil industry " ) has approximately 17,000 employees and a network of over 400 service stations, the largest company in Croatia.
The partly state-owned corporation headquartered in Zagreb has licenses for exploration and production of oil and gas in Croatia, Russia, Angola, Albania, Algeria, Libya, Egypt and Syria.
A subsidiary is specialized in oil production Crosco society. INA also has several investments, including 10 % of OMV ISTRABENZ and holds a 67 % together with MOL on the Bosnian Energopetrol.
Prior to his role as Prime Minister of Croatia (1995-2000) was director Zlatko MATESA INA. The current INA CEO called Tomislav Dragičević.
Of Croatia's independence until 2001, the company was shaken by massive crises. According to experts, it lost at this time every day about one million dollars.
2002 INA produced 1.8 billion cubic meters of gas and 1.34 million tons of crude oil. Her two refineries set forth in petrochemical products over 5.03 million tons.
When that took place in November 2003 partial privatization of 25% plus 1 share in the Hungarian oil company MOL were sold. Through this participation, Hungary was the most important investor country of Croatia in 2003. At the end of the privatization process of the Croatian state will have reduced its share of the INA to 25%. On 1 December 2006, the Croatian government sold 15 % of its shares on the stock exchange. The shares are traded on the Zagreb Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange. The issue price of shares to individuals in Croatia was 1690 kuna / per share. On the first trading day, the price rose on the stock market up to 2500 kuna.
In the summer of 2004, the management announced that they wanted the two refineries in the country have so far been upgraded so that they can produce according to then applicable EU standards as of 2009 gasoline and diesel fuels.
End of September 2004, the company reported a major oil discovery in Syria ( oilfield " Bijela noći " to German "White Nights "). And in January 2007 discovered INA with the German partner RWE Dea an oil deposits in Egypt.
At the beginning of 2006, only more gasoline and diesel fuels are offered according to the EU standard EURO IV in Croatia as well. Soon to be converted to the default in EURO V.
The INA is the operator of the oil refinery of Rijeka, located at the area of Bakar (city) at the entrance of the Bay of Bakar. As part of the Port of Rijeka extensions of the oil port in the bay of Omišalj on the island of Krk ( JANAF ) was transferred from the 1960s, where a 7.2 km long and 20 inches thick leads pipeline to the oil refinery of Rijeka. This is located 12 kilometers south of the city and covers an area of 3.5 square kilometers in the communities Kostrena and Bakar, is reachable via ship, road and railroad. The refinery has its own port, shipyards and offshore facilities for the supply and transportation of goods, crude oil, petroleum products and petroleum derivatives. Aviation turbine fuel kerosene, diesel fuel, heating oil, fuel oil, bitumen, coke, liquid sulfur, base oils, automotive and industrial lubricants, greases, paraffin Liquefied Petroleum Gas, Virgin naphtha, motor gasoline, kerosene,: In the INA refinery following products are produced. The striking main chimney of the plant is visible from afar.