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Hrvatska banka za obnovu i razvitak (HBOR) — the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development — is Croatia’s state-owned national development bank, established to support the reconstruction and long-term development of the Croatian economy. Headquartered in Zagreb, HBOR operates as a policy-driven financial institution complementing commercial banks to address market gaps and advance strategic investment priorities.
HBOR provides development-focused financing tools, including medium- and long-term loans, guarantees, and export credit insurance. Its activities span SMEs and mid-caps to large projects across sectors such as manufacturing, infrastructure, energy efficiency and renewables, innovation and R&D, environmental protection, and export-oriented operations. The bank frequently co-finances projects with international financial institutions and supports the absorption of EU funds.
For the chemical and related process industries, HBOR’s mandate is relevant to investments in modernization, capacity expansion, sustainability and circular-economy projects, emissions reduction, and export development, helping advance competitiveness and compliance with EU standards.
Also known as Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
None yet. When a new project in the record names HBOR as owner, partner or investor, it shows here.
Q3 profit stable at USD 503 mn. Upstream steady, downstream boosted by refining margins. Consumer Services grew, Circular Economy Services faced seasonal challenges. Guidance reviewed.
