The Institute for Security is a small Zagreb-based company that specializes in fire safety testing and occupational safety protection in industrial, educational, and other spaces. Its revenues are above 300 thousand euros, and it has around 10 employees, with a downward trend in recent years and operating at a loss. Official web site is http://institutzasigurnost.hr/

The Institute for Security has its own business premises, not far from the center of Zagreb, visible at Google maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/gh3vWXY9GmGk3tLq6

Contact

Contact the government organization – CERP is Centar za restrukturiranje i prodaju Hrvatska, Ivana Lučića 6, 10000 Zagreb

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Poslovne banke CERP-a
• Privredna banka Zagreb d.d., Zagreb / IBAN: HR59 2340 0091 1106 0677 8 / SWIFT: PBZGHR2X
• Hrvatska poštanska banka d.d., Zagreb / IBAN: HR60 2390 0011 1007 7564 6 / SWIFT: HPBZHR2X
• Erste & Steiermarkische bank d.d., Rijeka / IBAN: HR68 2402 0061 1006 7186 9 / SWIFT: ESBCHR22

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Information provided of MLIN I PEKARE d.o.o.:

• Business Activity: MLIN I PEKARE d.o.o. is registered for the production of milling products (10.61).
• Ownership: The company is primarily privately owned, with over 50% of private capital.
• Capital Structure: The company’s share capital is financed entirely by domestic capital, and there have been no changes in the amount of share capital in the previous period.
• Financial Performance: In 2022, MLIN I PEKARE d.o.o. achieved a total annual revenue of €119,115,427.96, representing a relative increase of €9,923,462.60 compared to the previous period when the company achieved total annual revenues of €109,191,965.36. The company has operated with a profit over the past two years.
• Net Result: In 2022, MLIN I PEKARE d.o.o. achieved a net operating result of €2,024,855.66, with a net margin of 1.70%.
• Employment: The company has been increasing its number of employees and had 1,656 employees as of 2022.

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