Luka Rijeka d.d.

Luka Rijeka d.d.

ZZSE:LKRI
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(+1.56%)
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Company Description

CEO
Duško Grabovac
Full Time Employees
578
Sector
Transportation
Industry
Other transportation
Address
Rijeka Croatia
Business
Luka Rijeka d.d. is a Croatia-based maritime port operator and logistics concessionaire providing port handling, stevedoring, warehousing, and freight forwarding services across the northern Adriatic corridor. Founded in 1999 following the restructuring of the historical port enterprise established in 1951, the company is headquartered in Rijeka, Croatia, and trades on the Zagreb Stock Exchange under the ticker LKRI. Luka Rijeka operates primarily across four specialized port basins and logistics zones: the Rijeka Basin, the Bakar Basin, the Bršica-Raša Basin, and the Škrljevo Multimodal Logistics Center. The company’s core portfolio of products and services comprises dry bulk cargo handling, including the loading, unloading, and maritime transshipment of coal, iron ore, bauxite, cement, and minerals; general cargo and breakbulk operations, covering metal products, steel plates, sheet coils, machinery, project cargo, and sawn timber; agricultural cargo logistics, including specialized grain storage, handling, and silo operations; live cattle handling and specialized livestock logistics under veterinary inspection at the Bršica terminal; temperature-controlled and cold storage warehousing for perishable agricultural goods, fruits, and bananas; inland container depot operations, consolidation, and intermodal distribution services at the Škrljevo free customs zone; and comprehensive maritime auxiliary services, encompassing vessel mooring and unmooring, cargo stuffing and stripping, repacking, labeling, phytosanitary and customs clearance facilitation, equipment leasing, and industrial site concessions. In addition, the company holds a 49 percent equity interest in Jadranska Vrata d.d. (Adriatic Gate Container Terminal), an international joint venture with International Container Terminal Services Inc. that operates the Brajdica container terminal. Luka Rijeka serves domestic and international commercial clients across Central, Eastern, and South-Eastern Europe, functioning as a primary maritime transit gateway connecting Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and the Western Balkans with global sea trade routes. In recent major corporate developments, the company underwent a significant ownership transformation when Czech industrial group CE Industries, led by Jaroslav Strnad through the special-purpose entity Port Acquisitions a.s., acquired a cornerstone equity stake of approximately 34.6 percent from Polish logistics firm OT Logistics and partners, establishing itself as the largest single shareholder. Following the acquisition and subsequent public tender offer processes, the company reaffirmed its strategic direction with institutional and state shareholders to modernize infrastructure, digitalize terminal workflows, and optimize multi-modal logistics capacity. Concurrently, Luka Rijeka has advanced capital upgrade programs across its bulk terminal at Bakar and the Škrljevo logistics hub, expanding eco-friendly automated handling equipment, improving hinterland rail connectivity, and aligning operations with the Trans-European Transport Network Mediterranean and Baltic-Adriatic corridors.