Five qualify in Belgrade Airport concession

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Five non-binding bids have qualified into the second phase for the 25-year concession to finance, develop (through construction and reconstruction), maintain, and manage infrastructure at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. The five in question are:

• Consortium Meridiam Eastern Europe Investments (France), Zurich Airport (Switzerland) and Eiffage (France)
• Consortium GMR Infrastructure Limited (India) and Terna (Greece)
• Vinci Airports (France)
• Consortium Incheon International Airport Corporation (South Korea), Ic Ictas Altypi (Turkey) and VTB Capital Infrastructure Holding (Cyprus)
• Consortium Hainan Air Travel Service (China) and China National Aero-technology International Engineering Corporation (China)

There were a total of six bidders, however, Russia's Novaport Invest failed to qualify. The five now have 75 days to submit their binding bids.

Comments

  1. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 11:07

    pa bre ovo je vec pre nekoliko nedelja prodato Hainanu

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  2. Stefan Maric21 June 2017 at 11:08

    4 stub offers, which means it's going to Hainan. Vinci is the most laughable one considering their interest in Zagreb. Chinese are ramping up investment into Serbia and this is the payback. Fair in my opinion.

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    1. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 15:28

      Vinci has no interest in Zagreb.

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    2. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 16:31

      Just to correct myself, Vinci has an ownership in ADP, which in turn has an ownership in MZLZ which is the management and holding company for Pleso Airport.

      Vinci is a very strong contender for BEG.

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  3. Petar Čelik21 June 2017 at 11:09

    no fraport or strabag? i am very suprised!
    vučić went to visit state of hesse which owns fraport, and also one of his "advisers", guzenbauer, is involved with stragab.

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  4. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 11:42

    Koreans or Chinese ...

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  5. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 13:42

    Hopefully Koreans, if not Chinese second best.

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    1. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 20:59

      I'm hoping the Koreans get the contract too

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  6. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 15:10

    I would prefer the French

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  7. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 15:54

    Of this lot, the Swiss (ie. Zurich) led consortium is strongest.... they should get it and if they don't, then it will be politics that gets in the way and decides

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    1. Anonymous21 June 2017 at 16:57

      I am not familiar, what did the swiss offer that made their bid more competitive?

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  8. Anonymous22 June 2017 at 04:16

    Can someone explain to me this Korean partnership - Consortium Incheon International Airport Corporation (South Korea), Ic Ictas Altypi (Turkey) and VTB Capital Infrastructure Holding (Cyprus)

    Will these three have split 33.33% stake or how does this exactly work...?

    Personally I believe the Chinese option might be the bet based on other investments in Serbia.

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  9. Radovan Marinkovic22 June 2017 at 06:38

    Uveren sam da korporacija koja je najsposobnija da privuce milione putnika, a sa kapitalom je u umogucnosti da izgradi infra strukturu na aerodromu koju bude ugoverna sa drzavom Srbijom ce sigurno dobiti menadzment iducih cetvrt veka.
    Kome ce od ovih pet takmicara za Nikolu Teslu,
    "Upasti sekira u med" iskreno, nije tako bitno.
    Bitan je KNO HOW, Capital i Good Will.
    Toga ce sigurno biti. Ogroman novac i investicije su na stolu.
    Rodney Marinkovic
    Sydney
    Australia

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