Doğuş buys new marina

Doğuş buys new marina

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Doğuş Group has just acquired a 100 percent share in Marina Dalmacija and Marina Borik, bringing its total marinas in Croatia to three.

Doğuş Group purchased the shares of the two marinas in Zadar, Croatia from Croatian businessman Zdenko Zrilic. Doğuş Group now not only owns the marinas but will also be responsible for their development and management. Doğuş plans to invest 17 million euros in modernizing the marinas.
“Our aim is to develop an international chain of marinas under the umbrella of the D-Marin brand and to expand Doğuş Group service quality to a broader portion of the Mediterranean,” said Doğuş Group Chief Executive Officer Hüsnü Akhan in the company press release
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