The Government of Croatia through the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has approved the loan refinancing as requested by the Zagreb International Airport (MXLX) authority.
The prerequisites have been created for the refinancing of the current loan and that will enable the further stabilization of the project as well as pave the way for further investments in the enlargement of the existing passenger terminal. The concession agreement gives the state a 33% share of any profit coming from the refinancing.
MZLZ Jsc is a company registered in Croatia with six shareholders: Aeroports de Paris Management – 20.77% Bouygues Batiment International – 20.77%, Fond Marguerite – 20.77%, IFC – 17.58%, TAV Airports – 15.0% and Viadukt d.d. – 5.11%.
The airport is owned by the Croatian government (55%), the City of Zagreb (35%), Zagreb County, and the Town of Velika Gorica, each with 5%.
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