Vinci SA

Six of the eight investment schemes that participated in the final phase of the tender for the new Attiki Odos concession contract submitted binding financial offers by Monday's deadline.

Greece has shortlisted nine investors in a tender for a minority stake in Athens International Airport (AIA), the country's biggest, its privatisation agency said on Friday.

The sale is crucial for Greece which emerged from international bailouts in 2018 and is aiming for privatisation receipts of 2.4 billion euros ($2.7 billion) this year.

Greek state privatization fund HRADF or TAIPED) on Tuesday announced that 10 investment schemes have expressed their interest for a 30 percent stake in Athens International Airport (AIA), owned by the fund.

The board says: "On july 15, 2019, President of the Republic of Serbia, H.E. Aleksandar Vucic and President of the Republic of France, H.E. Emmanuel Macron marked the official start of work on modernization of Belgrade Airport 'Nikola Tesla', carried out by the company "VINCI Airports".

"Rounded business-minded leader with a dynamic 30+ years management and innovative career path"

Jean Ghislain La Fonta has Master's degree in Geology, from the Paris VI University in France. In 1986 he got his Postgraduate diploma in information systems applied to Geoscience from Paris VI University, France

Sixense Group organizes in Sofia an international Workshop for Mastering Construction and operation of Infrastructures & buildings.

The GEK Terna construction group has landed another significant contract, as it has undertaken the construction of the new Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, Serbia, in a consortium with Vinci.

This is a contract worth 262 million euros, and the consortium of Vinci (with a 51 percent stake) and GEK Terna (with 49 percent) will have five years to implement the project.

This is in accordance with the concession agreement, the Serbian government announced, adding that the consortium would starting on Satruday become the operator of the Nikola Tesla Airport for a period of 25 years, while the Republic of Serbia remains the owner of the airport.

Earlier this year Sixense Group came to Bulgaria and Sofia News Agency got the opportunity to talk with Renel Dobre, country representative of the company. 

Hello Mr Dobre, can you say few words about yourself and the company you are representing - Sixense Group? 

Brnabic told reporters that the planned income from the concession and investments was EUR 1.5 billion over the next 25 years, after which the airport will be handed back to Serbia, Beta is reporting.

According to the prime minister, Vinci's bid was the best in every category - financial, technical and legal - while the French corporation "already runs eight airports worldwide."