Private company

Trayal Corporation

Logo: trayal.rs3

Serbian manufacturing company

Trayal Corporation (Serbian: Трајал Корпорација, romanized: Trayal Korporacija) is a company manufacturing tires, protective devices and industrial explosives.2 It employed 1,147 people in 2016.1 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

1889Founded1
  • Industryindustrial manufacturing1
  • HeadquartersKruševac1
  • Websitetrayal.rs
  • Legal formjoint-stock company1

Trayal Corporation (Serbian: Трајал Корпорација, romanized: Trayal Korporacija) is a company manufacturing tires, protective devices and industrial explosives.2

The story

Trayal Corporation was founded in 1889 in Kruševac as a "Gunpowder Works".

In 2006, the Government of Serbia sold 76.9% of shares of the company to the Bulgarian Brikel (owned by the businessman Hristo Kovachki) for a sum of 12.1 million euros, with the obligation to invest 25.1 million euros. At the time, Trayal Corporation had 3,500 employees in five divisions. However, over the years, most of the production was significantly reduced due to poor management.

In 2011, the American tire manufacturing company Cooper Tire & Rubber Company acquired automobile tire division of Trayal for 13 million euros. The newly established company which has seceded from the Trayal Corporation was named "Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Serbia" d.o.o.

In 2013, the Government of Serbia took over the company's remaining assets, as it accumulated 130 million euros of debt. In 2017, Trayal Corporation developed remotely-controlled anti-hail protection system used in agriculture.

As of 2018, "Trayal Corporation" is the largest employer in the city of Kruševac, with exports to the foreign markets.

From Wikipedia’s article on Trayal, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4

Products and brands

  • tire

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Employees over time

  • 20161,1471

Timeline

  1. 1889Founded Founded1

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