Fortenova Group
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Fortenova Group (Croatian: Fortenova Grupa) is a food producer and retailer based in Zagreb. It has been operating since 1 April 2019.[4] The company was established through the implementation of the Settlement Plan closed between the creditors of Agrokor which had, due to illiquidity and over-indebtedness, ended up in pre-bankruptcy, managed through the Extraordinary Administration Procedure pursuant to the Act on Extraordinary Administration Procedures in Companies of Systemic Importance for the Republic of Croatia.[5]
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Native name | Fortenova Grupa |
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Company type | Joint-stock company |
Industry | Food and Retail |
Predecessor | Agrokor |
Founded | April 1, 2019; 5 years ago (2019-04-01) |
Headquarters | , |
Area served | Southeast and Central Europe |
Key people | Fabris Peruško (CEO); Maksim Poletaev (chairman of the board of directors)[1] |
Revenue | €5.4 billion (2021[2]) |
€4 million) (2022[2]) | |
Total assets | €4.6 billion (2022[2]) |
Total equity | €130 million (2022[2]) |
Owner | the three largest shareholders hold over 70 percent of ownership, a third of which are owned by Croatian investors |
Number of employees | 45,237 (2022[3]) |
Subsidiaries | 159 |
Website | fortenova |
As a result of negotiations among Agrokor's creditors and the settlement plan, Fortenova Group started its operations as a new company with a redesigned ownership, organisational and management structure.
The team, headed by Extraordinary Commissioner Fabris Peruško, that ran the process of Agrokor's financial restructuring over the course of the Extraordinary Administration Procedure, was presented with the prestigious TMA Turnaround and Transaction Award for 2019 in the category of international transaction of the year. Namely, the process that resulted in the settlement among creditors and its successful implementation was assessed by the international financial industry as the most significant procedure of its kind in the world that year.[6]
In less than a year after the implementation of the settlement plan, Fortenova Group completed its refinancing by issuing a four-year bond,[7] it has been implementing transformational processes, increasing its operating profits,[8] has significantly improved its cash position and become a financially stable company. The company is managed by a board of directors and a team of Executive Directors headed by Fabris Peruško as Chief Executive Officer.
Fortenova Group employs more than 50,000 workers in more than 30 administrative headquarters, 29 production plants, more than 2,500 sales locations and distribution centers across six jurisdictions and directly participates with its own business operations in food production, retail chain management and agriculture on the markets of Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro. Fortenova Group also owns a company in Hungary. Through the export of its food products Fortenova Group is present on the markets of more than 20 countries of the world, where the most significant outbound markets are the states of the region and the European Union. At the same time, in the SEE region it has a retail network featuring more than 2,500 retail stores.[9] The key sectors in which Fortenova Group generates significant impacts on the market are the retail sector, the beverage production sector, the edible oil production sector, the fresh and processed meat production sector, the milk and dairy production sector, as well as the agricultural sectors of crop husbandry, livestock breeding, viticulture and wine production, olive growing and fruit and vegetable growing. Given the diverse nature of its operations, Fortenova Group places over 4,000 products and provides a large number of services on all the markets where it operates.[10]