7. Construction of Clinical Center of Serbia – First Phase CompletedThe first phase of the reconstruction and construction of the Clinical Center of Serbia was completed and opened on February 27 last year.
EUR 260 million was invested in this medical institution on 86,000 m2, with latest-generation equipment, as announced on the website of the President of Serbia.
The building got a room for “robotic surgery”, featuring one of the most modern X-ray devices, as well as an intensive care space with a total of 231 beds. As said, the entire project was paid from the budget, except for a small part that was financed from a loan.
8. New hospital in Sremska MitrovicaThe construction of new hospital in Sremska Mitrovica, of 17,000 m2, was announced in January last year, and the plan is for the facility to be located on the flat area around the former Medical School. As reported at the time, the construction was expected to begin in 2022. Furthermore, the reconstruction of the Health Center, the Public Health Institute and the Emergency Service, which would be located right next to the hospital, was announced.
For these projects, according to the then minister of agriculture of Serbia, Branislav Nedimovic, the state will set aside around EUR 20 million in the first phase alone.
9. Siberian Wellness acquires Dahlia factoryThe international company Siberian Wellness, which produces health, sports and beauty products based on wild Siberian plants, became the new owner of the Dahlia factory, which produces the Becollino and Hera brands and the legendary Brion shaving lotions and skin care products.
The agreement worth EUR 15 million encompasses the value of the land, the production complex, the technology and the equipment. As Tatjana Gorohovska, the president of Siberian Wellness, said at the media conference organized on the occasion of the acquisition, “in the coming period, we intend to invest EUR 2 million in the infrastructure, primarily in ventilation and water installations”.
As she added, in the first quarter of 2023, they plan to double the number of the employees. She also pointed out that the factory would continue producing under the Dahlia brand.
In 2008, Dahlia was acquired by Beohemija, which remained its owner until 2016, when bankruptcy proceedings were initiated, after which, in 2017, it was bought by the Swiss investment fund Batagon.