Investors

INA-Industrija nafte d.d. Zagreb (INA d.d.) is a joint stock company owned by the Hungarian oil company MOL (49.08 percent), the Republic of Croatia (44.84 percent) and institutional and private investors (6.08 percent).
In 1993 INA became a joint stock company. In 2003 25% +1 share was sold to MOL Rt. Two years later, in 2005 7% of INA shares (700,000) were transferred to the Croatian Homeland Independence War Veterans and Their Family Member´s Fund.

The initial public offering of 17% of INA shares was successfully launched in November 2006. The shares were listed on the Zagreb Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange where the trading in global depositary receipts (DRs) started. The initial offer of INA's shares had caused great interest of private and institutional investors in Croatia, and the demand was oversubscribed. In 2007 an additional 7% of shares were sold to employees and former employees.
 

In July 2008 MOL and the Republic of Croatiajointly sent a letter of intent to the Croatian Financial Services Supervision Agency, announcing a voluntary offer for take-over of all shares not held by MOL or the Republic of Croatia.

Protecting of shareholders’ interests and creating added value for them are the most important tasks of any shareholding company. We continuously monitor compliance with the obligations in connection with the demands that arise from flotation of INA’s shares on various stock-markets and also maintain and improve INA’s relations with the investors.The structure of INA as a company is directed towards achieving these goals in the best possible way.