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Judges: Prosecutors failed to prove Todoric siphoned money out of Agrokor

· Source: Hina· Author: Vojo Micak· Photographer: Vojo Micak

ZAGREB, Oct 7 (Hina) - Commenting on the acquittal of Ivica Todoric and his associates in the so-called "small Agrokor case", judge Maja Stampar Stipic said on Wednesday that the prosecution had failed to prove that Agrokor's former owner and his co-defendants had siphoned money out of the now defunct retail and food group.

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