The General Assembly of Tokić d.d., held on June 10, 2026, is the first since the company’s listing on the Zagreb Stock Exchange and therefore represents an important milestone in the company’s further development. After a decade of growth and development under a professional Management Board, Tokić opens a new development phase with this Assembly and the decisions adopted — one marked by the highest standards of corporate governance, business transparency and institutional organization, alongside the continued consistent pursuit of long-term strategic goals.
At the session, four new Supervisory Board members were elected — experts from various fields of business whose experience, professional integrity and credibility further affirm the company’s commitment to the highest business standards. Joining the existing members — Supervisory Board Chairman Ilija Tokić, Deputy Chairwoman Ruža Tokić and employee representative Zvonimir Šega — the newly elected members are Darko Prpić, Ognjen Mašić, Igor Benaković and Marija Tustonjić Matijević.
Shareholders at the General Assembly adopted a decision on the distribution of profit earned in 2025, amounting to €3,734,678.26, including the payment of dividends totalling €1,509,600.00, or €0.37 per share. The decision confirms the stability of operations and the company’s commitment to long-term value creation for shareholders. The dividend will be paid on June 26, 2026 to all shareholders registered in the Central Depository & Clearing Company (CDCC) repository as of June 19, 2026.
Addressing shareholders, CEO Ivan Šantorić reflected on the previous period, the business results achieved in 2025, key decisions and upcoming development steps. The Tokić Group, together with Bartog in Slovenia, generated revenue of €247 million, representing growth of 7.9 percent compared to the previous year.
During 2025, the company marked 35 years of continuous growth and development, and that same year was transformed into a joint-stock company and successfully listed on the Zagreb Stock Exchange. Preparation for operating at the highest standards included an organizational transformation focused on core activities, as part of which real estate was spun off into a separate company at the beginning of the year.
In 2025, 11 new branches were opened across Croatia and Slovenia — three were relocated to new premises and eight opened at entirely new locations. In line with its service development strategy, the Tokić Group launched a heavy commercial vehicle service centre, T Truck Servis d.o.o., alongside the expansion of training programs at the TEC school centre, while in Slovenia it took over management of the Auto Check Center franchise workshop network.
CFO and Board Member Dražen Jurković commented on the financial performance, noting that the year closed with growth in revenue from core activities and an improved gross margin, while the decline in EBITDA and net profit was largely transitional in nature, linked to investments in the retail network, rising wages and labour costs, logistics, IT and a new lease structure.
Alongside auto parts, the tyre business continued its strong growth trajectory in 2025. Nearly 650,000 tyres were sold in total — over 200,000 more than the year before, representing growth of 11 percent.
The positive revenue growth trend from the end of 2025 continued into the first quarter of 2026, with equal contributions from Tokić in Croatia and Bartog in Slovenia. It is worth highlighting that Tokić in Croatia has successfully implemented a new ERP system — something Bartog is expected to undertake during the coming year.
The decisions from the General Assembly are available at the link:
