Established in 2022, ITIS Holding has evolved into an integrated global provider of intelligent transport solutions, delivering end-to-end systems across the full ITS value chain. Following the acquisition of VITRONIC Machine Vision in 2024, the Group reached a scale and capability that allows it to combine proprietary technologies with proven expertise in project delivery, long-term operations, and customer services.
CEO, CzechToll
In 2025, ITIS Holding entered a new phase of its development. PPF Group increased its ownership stake in the company to 95%, underlining its long-term vision to develop a strategic platform in intelligent transport systems and smart mobility solutions. As a result, ITIS Holding secured capital backing to support its global growth ambitions.
This strengthened position allows ITIS Holding to focus strategically on delivering design-build-operate solutions in key segments such as traffic safety and enforcement, tolling, congestion charging, and low-emission zones. The Group’s capacity to deploy and operate complex systems on a global scale is increasingly reflected in the scope of major international projects.
This approach was validated in 2025, when ITIS Holding achieved a major breakthrough in the United States through a landmark long-term contract in Montgomery County, Maryland, secured by its subsidiary VITRONIC. Valued at more than EUR 100 million, the project is a significant step in establishing ITIS Holding as a trusted provider of complex traffic safety and enforcement operations in the US market. The Montgomery County project also demonstrates the Group’s capability to deliver and operate large-scale ITS programmes across multiple entities and geographies.
Beyond the United States, ITIS Holding continued to deliver major infrastructure projects in Europe. In Croatia, SkyToll and TollNet are jointly participating in the rollout of a new electronic toll system based on automated licence plate recognition (ALPR) technology, covering both heavy vehicles and passenger cars. This project is another step in the Group’s ability to deploy scalable, interoperable tolling solutions tailored to national requirements, while reducing operational complexity and costs for public authorities.
In the Czech Republic, CzechToll continues to operate a satellite-based toll collection system for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes, which it built and has managed since 2019. The system remains a global benchmark, having introduced next-generation GNSS technology seamlessly and at significantly lower operating costs compared to the previous microwave-based solution. SkyToll maintains its long-standing role as the operator of Slovakia’s satellite toll system, while also supporting international projects across Europe and beyond.
