Four consortia and one company will proceed the next round of bidding for a 25-year concession to operate Belgrade's Nikola Tesla airport, the biggest in the Balkan region, the company and a Serbian government commission said on Wednesday.
Serbia, which has an 83.1 percent stake in the airport, expects the deal to be worth around 400 million euros ($446 million).
The only company to have a non-binding bid accepted was France's Vinci Airports, according to a statement posted on Belgrade airport's website.
The consortia are France's Meridiam Eastern Europe Investments, Zurich Airport AG and France's Eiffage; India's GMR Infrastructure Limited and Greece's Terna; South Korea's Incheon International Airport Corp., Turkey's Yatirimlar ve isletme and Russia's VTB Capital Infrastructure; China's Hainan Air Travel Service, HNA and China National Aero Technology, the statement said.
The government repeatedly extended an initial March deadline to give bidders more time to complete their offers.
21/06/17 Reuters
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Serbia, which has an 83.1 percent stake in the airport, expects the deal to be worth around 400 million euros ($446 million).
The only company to have a non-binding bid accepted was France's Vinci Airports, according to a statement posted on Belgrade airport's website.
The consortia are France's Meridiam Eastern Europe Investments, Zurich Airport AG and France's Eiffage; India's GMR Infrastructure Limited and Greece's Terna; South Korea's Incheon International Airport Corp., Turkey's Yatirimlar ve isletme and Russia's VTB Capital Infrastructure; China's Hainan Air Travel Service, HNA and China National Aero Technology, the statement said.
The government repeatedly extended an initial March deadline to give bidders more time to complete their offers.
21/06/17 Reuters
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