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Croatia: INA reports 2024 net profit of 156 million euros and approves 120 million euro dividend distribution

Croatian oil company INA presented its consolidated and unconsolidated financial reports for 2024 at this week’s General Assembly meeting, alongside the independent auditor’s report.

In 2024, INA reported a net profit of just over 156 million euros. From this amount, about 7.8 million euros will be placed into statutory reserves. The company plans to distribute 120 million euros in dividends, which translates to 12 euros per share. The remaining 28.2 million euros will be kept as undistributed earnings.

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