Digitalni ozon reports €2M revenue with one employee

The company Digitalni ozon, owned by Darko Mladić—the son of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić—has reported revenues exceeding 4.5 million KM (over two million euros) over six years while employing only one person.

According to data reported by Žurnal, the Banja Luka-based firm has secured 27 public contracts in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with total contract values amounting to 573,395.40 KM including VAT. Major clients include the Entity Employment Service in Palama, the University of East Sarajevo, the Kinoteka RS, the East Sarajevo Library, the Slavija Sports and Recreation Center, and the Municipality of Višegrad. The University of Mostar has also supported the business through two contracts.

In a separate matter regarding national security software, the Ministry of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina previously confirmed issues with biometric data processing software developed by the firm Page in collaboration with an American partner. This system, funded by the European Union with approximately five million KM, faced technical problems that temporarily halted visa and residency applications for foreign citizens.