- Croatia Airlines will see its share capital increased by €35m via a direct cash injection
- The decision was made at the general assembly on 29 October 2026
- Share capital increases from €213.3m to €248.3m
- The government has been issued with 35m dematerialised shares
- The transaction forms part of a capital raise strategy announced in December 2025
Croatia Airlines will see its share capital increased by €35m via a direct cash injection from the Croatian government. The decision was made at the company’s general assembly on 29 October 2026. The transaction increases the share capital from €213.3m to €248.3m. In exchange the government has been issued with 35m dematerialised regular shares.
The transaction forms part of a government-led capital raise strategy for the flag carrier announced in December 2025. In January 2026 the airline increased its share capital by €77.9m.
The capital injection supports Croatia Airlines’ financial position. The government remains the airline’s principal shareholder. The share capital increase was approved at the general assembly.
