Vektor d.o.o. has acquired Alpine-Podgorica d.o.o. from ALPINE Bau GmbH
November 2016 — Vektor d.o.o. has acquired Alpine-Podgorica d.o.o. from ALPINE Bau GmbH. Financial details have not been disclosed.
Established in 1992, Vektor d.o.o. is based in Belgrade, Serbia. The company is active in the field of mechanical engineering, more specifically in the installation and sale of thermos-technical and equipment. It has a team of highly qualified engineers, as well as licensed installation and equipment servicing staff.
Alpine-Podgorica d.o.o. is a construction and engineering company located in Podgorica, Montenegro. The company is a subsidiary of ALPINE Bau GmbH and offers civil engineering and commercial construction services in roads, railways, bridges, buildings, power stations and underground.
ALPINE Bau GmbH is an Austrian company engaged in civil engineering and commercial construction services, including roads, railways, bridges, buildings, power stations, underground and sport facilities areas, as well as environmental engineering, foundation engineering, energy, project financing, resources, and machinery services.
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