Hornak

Slovak metal fabricator making clean-room partitions, bus stops, billboards and kiosks for business and public clients

Drahovce, SlovakiaFounded 2001hornak.skWebsite technologies

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  • ProfitableFY2025 net profit €38k · RÚZ

About Hornak

Hornak, s.r.o. is a Slovak metalworking manufacturer. Its products are clean-room building elements (partitions, ceilings, doors, pass-through cabinets, air showers), advertising carriers such as CityLight and Cityscroll units, billboards and information cabinets, bus stops, and PNS kiosks. Metal operations include punching, pressing, bending and welding of sheet metal and profiles.

Customers are business clients, local and state authorities, banks, schools, hospitals and clubs. The company makes products to customer specifications (custom metal production) and also offers CAD/CAM design, technical consulting and project documentation. The website states that about 93% of output is exported, with partners listed in Austria, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Finland, Hungary, Portugal, France and Kazakhstan.

The company was registered in 2001 under the name Horňák Ján s.r.o. and is based in Drahovce, Slovakia. The About page says the Horňák business was founded in 1990 by Ján Horňák and originally produced bakery machines, which differs from the 2001 registry date. The website does not list offices or open job positions.

Product: Made-to-order sheet-metal and profile fabrication: clean-room building elements, advertising carriers, bus stops and kiosks.

Financials

FY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021
Revenue€2.8M€3.8M€3.4M€3.0M€2.9M
Growth−27%+12%+13%+5%—
EBITDA€324k€344k€272k€324k€204k
Operating profit€139k€129k€76k€147k€46k
Net profit€38k€34k€1k€76k€7k
Net margin1.4%0.9%0%2.5%0.2%
Personnel costs€537k€521k€471k€502k€477k
Total assets€1.6M€1.8M€2.2M€2.0M€1.8M
Cash€22k€30k€22k€57k€36k
Liabilities€1.2M€1.5M€1.9M€1.6M€1.5M
Equity€346k€308k€274k€273k€196k

As filed with RÚZ (Slovak register of financial statements). Each year links to its statement.

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