Crodux announces new investments in Croatia
The Croatian petrol company hopes to hit 96 sites by mid 2019 as part of its expansion plan.
Crodux, the Croatian petrol company owned by businessman and politician Ivan Cermark, recently announced its plans to build up to ten new gas stations in different regions all over the country. The first of these new forecourts will open in the following days in the city of Zadar.
As part of its expansion business, Crodux will set up new petrol stations in different locations of the region of Dalmatia, as well as two in Zagreb by the end of the year. Crodux’s CEO, Ivan Cermark, has also announced that its expansion plan will continue in 2019 with the construction of more fuel stations across the country for May next year.
According to a report from Lider, Crodux is expecting to reach nearly 100 sites by mid 2019 with the openings of the new petrol stations.
