K-domy
Business finance and property-management services for companies and property owners
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About K-domy
K-domy provides financial management and controlling, accounting and process support, business analysis, and operational coordination. It also manages buildings, CCTV monitoring, grounds maintenance, and machinery-related operations.
Its services support companies seeking financial and operational oversight, as well as property owners needing building and site management. Registry facts identify its headquarters in Brno and founding date as 2008.
Product: Financial and operational support for businesses, plus property, grounds, CCTV, and machinery management services.
Jobs at K-domy
Leadership
- Kamil Kaiser · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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