Croatia (Hrvatska)ivicom-consulting.com
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IVICOM Consulting d.o.o. is a Croatian engineering and consulting firm specializing in the planning, design, supervision, project management, and construction of industrial plants and infrastructure projects. Headquartered in Zagreb, the company operates across Central and Southeast Europe, with additional presence in Austria through its parent entity IVICOM Holding GmbH in Vienna.
Established with roots dating back to 1991 in Austria and a Zagreb branch in 1999, the d.o.o. was formally registered in 2013. It employs approximately 50 to 100 professionals and provides a full range of services including basic and detailed engineering, authority engineering, procurement support, commissioning, feasibility studies, environmental assessments, and technical consulting. The firm serves key sectors such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, renewable energy, power generation, and industrial manufacturing.
IVICOM Consulting has positioned itself as a leader in green energy initiatives in the region. Notably, it served as the key equipment contractor for the 10 MW green hydrogen production facility at INA's Rijeka Refinery in Croatia, selecting Ohmium's PEM electrolysers for the project. The company is privately held, with ownership shared between IVICOM Holding GmbH and Croatian individuals including Dinko Čondić, who serves as President of the Management Board.
Also known as IVICOM Consulting d.o.o. za usluge.
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EUR 548m EBITDA on EUR 3.84bn sales; capex EUR 250.5m; hydrocarbon output +1% with Croatian offshore gas +21% and Egyptian oil +18%; Rijeka DCU online since September.
Stronger E&P and favourable refining margins lift H1 results; capex focused on Rijeka Upgrade, offshore development and green hydrogen milestones.
Two new plants in Croatia will produce green hydrogen and biomethane by 2026, aiding the green transition. Projects include solar power integration and potential geothermal energy exploration.
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