With a project value of $2,227 million, the MoT – Corridor 11 Pozega to Boljare Motorway – Central Serbia project was the largest construction project in Serbia, on which construction started in Q1 2022. The MoT – Corridor 11 Pozega to Boljare Motorway – Central Serbia project is located in Serbia and initially announced in Q1 2010 with an estimated completion in Q3 2029. The BCC – Savamala Linear Park – Belgrade project was the second-largest project with a project value of $61 million, on which construction work started in Q1 2022. The BCC – Savamala Linear Park – Belgrade project is located in Belgrade, Serbia and initially announced in Q4 2020 with an estimated completion in Q4 2024.
The Lidl – Lidl Logistics Center – Central Serbia project was the third-largest project, the Bizerba – Valjevo Machine Manufacturing Plant – Central Serbia was the fourth-largest project, and the WAC – Kragujevac Steel Production Plant – Serbia was the fifth-largest project with a project value of $44 million, $40 million and $26 million respectively. The Lidl – Lidl Logistics Center – Central Serbia project located in Serbia was announced in Q3 2020 with an estimated completion in Q4 2022, the Bizerba – Valjevo Machine Manufacturing Plant – Central Serbia project located in Valjevo, Serbia was announced in Q2 2021 with an estimated completion in Q4 2022 and the WAC – Kragujevac Steel Production Plant – Serbia project located in Kragujevac, Serbia was announced in Q4 2021 with an estimated completion in Q3 2023.
Among the five largest projects, the MoT – Corridor 11 Pozega to Boljare Motorway – Central Serbia project is the longest in terms of completion date, with construction expected to be completed in Q3 2029. On the other hand, the Lidl – Lidl Logistics Center – Central Serbia project is the shortest in terms of completion date, with construction expected to be completed in Q4 2022.
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