Optima Telekom

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Optima Telekom
Type public company (dioničko društvo)
(ZSE: OPTE-R-A)
Industry Fixed telephony, Broadband
Founded November 2004
Headquarters Bani 75a, Buzin, 10 010 Zagreb, Croatia
Key people Matija Martić (CEO), Goran Jovičić (CTO), Jadranka Suručić (CFO)
Products ADSL2+, Dial-up, WiMAX, VPN, Carrier Pre Selection, PSTN, POTS, Centrex, IPTV
Website www.optima.hr

Optima Telekom is the second-largest provider of fixed telephony services in the Republic of Croatia, which offer its customers the complete spectrum of telecommunications services.

The Croatian Telecommunications Agency[1] granted Optima Telekom a thirty-year concession for provision of fixed public telephone services in November 2004, which made the company the second operator of fixed telephony in the Republic of Croatia (after T-Hrvatski Telekom), thereby starting the long-awaited liberalization of the telecommunications market in the country.

Optima Telekom's majority owner is Matija Martić, an entrepreneur whose previous major business was an Avaya dealership. The company was started with significant funding from the Hypo Group, and was at the time headed by Roland Žuvanić, a former government minister of transport. In early 2007, the company received funding from institutional investors in form of 7-year bonds, which started trading at the Zagreb Stock Exchange in February 2007. In late 2007, the company underwent the initial public offering in which 32.27% of the stock was sold to private and institutional investors. The stock started trade at the Zagreb Stock Exchange on January 7, 2008.

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