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Top 3 Business News and Events of the past Week

Published: December 18, 2023
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Which company opened its largest shopping center so far, towhich city did the train go to for the first time after 1992…

Find the answers to these questions in the weekly review of the most important business news and events in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).

The British giant officially buys the telecommunications infrastructure in BiH

Actis, a leading global investor in sustainable infrastructure based in London, is taking over a large network of telecommunication towers in BiH that belonged to the company Mtel, i.e. Telekom Srbija. This news is now official because the global giant sent an official notification to the Competition Council of BiH.

Belamionix opened a shopping center worth 30 million BAM

The domestic company Belamionix has opened its largest sales facility to date, which is located in Tuzla, in Husinskih rudara street, Miladije neighborhood. This is now the largest shopping center of this company whose headquarters is in Brcko, and which has facilities throughout BiH.

For the first time since 1992, trains run towards Vares

From Thursday, December 14th, a train started running again to Vares, and the reason for this is the imminent start of the exploitation of mineral resources in this part of BiH. The train runs from Vares to Podlugovi, i.e. to the Luka Ploce. The drive from Vares to Podlugovi takes one hour, while it will take eight hours to Ploce. There will be five weekly trains to Ploce.

The railway from Vares to Podlugovi, which is 24 kilometers long, was last in use in 1992. The cleaning of this section of the railway is contractually assigned to the British company Adriatic Metals, which will exploit silver, zinc and lead in the area of Vares, Biznis Info writes.

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