Companies as legal persons, from their origins, are established and operated to obtain profit and achieve the ideal economic and economic objectives. Part of the social ownership, in which the moratorium management decides its fate, becomes 1974. They're entirely part of private property today. The process of transformation and privatisation, ownership of companies, was initiated by the dissolution of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the creation of the Republic of Croatia as a new, independent, independent, contemporary and democratic state. Croatia is becoming a country in transition in no such ideal time. The war situation of the dark '90s, an environment in which the process of crucial importance to a new state and its future can move in two directions. The reduction of the number of unemployed, the greater efficiency of the action taken, the reduction of state debt was all some of the objectives that the transformation had to achieve. Unfortunately, until the same time came, modest results have only been achieved. The first time faced with a new governance system is that the government finds a role model in the experiences of the countries that have witnessed the transition process and adapts it to the state of the state. The pre-transitional situation, the economic and political moment in which Croatia was located had affected the speed of the process itself. The degree of privatisation was considered to be a restrictive factor that makes Croatia not attractive to foreign investors. Unfinished privatisations could not provide a macroeconomic environment and stability to attract foreign investors and strategic investors. As the process of privatisation is carried out by the stronger, better and better economic state of the state, it is important that it be implemented in a law of law and a fair manner. There is a significant role in the process of transformation and privatisation. The review process had to be strictly on the conservation of private property as a constitutional non-inviolable right. Preserving the economy of the realised investments of foreign and domestic undertakings and the social order are only some of the things that have been forced to take account of.