Croatian
oil and gas company INA [ZSE:INA-R-A] said on
Tuesday its management has adopted a redundancy
program worth over 100 million kuna ($16.5
million/13.1 million euro).
The redundancy program was initiated as a result
of organizational and technological changes in a
bid to improve operational efficiency and
achieve a level of competitiveness that is
sustainable over the long term, INA said in a
statement.
On Monday, the Croatian company said that
despite numerous measures to improve the
efficiency of its production, the negative trend
affecting its refining operations could not be
reversed and that the restructuring of this
segment of its operations is crucial as is
ensuring crude oil processing is done at a
location that has the potential to be
sustainable over the long term.
INA, whichhad a total of 13,460 employees at
the end of 2013, has exploration and production
operations in Croatia, Africa and the Middle
East and operates a filling station network on
its home market and in neighboring countries.
Source: SeeNews