Company Inkop, Owned by Milan Radoicic and Zvonko Veselinovic, in Top 20 Most Profitable Firms in Serbia

Milan Radoicic (BETAPHOTO/Milos Miskov)

Company Inkop, Owned by Milan Radoicic and Zvonko Veselinovic, in Top 20 Most Profitable Firms in SerbiaCompany Inkop, owned by Milan Radoicic and Zvonko Veselinovic, the two businessmen who have drawn public attention over alleged criminal activities, are in the top 20 most profitable companies in Serbia, Belgrade daily Danas wrote in its Oct. 6 issue.

Radoicic, the deputy leader of the Serb List party until recently, has been charged with several criminal offenses in relation to the Sept. 24 armed clash between a group of Serbs and the Kosovo police in the village of Banjska, North Kosovo. On Oct. 4, the police questioned Veselinovic about the claims that he had reportedly provided EUR1 million for killing police inspectors Slobodan Milenkovic and Dusan Mitic.

Radoicic and Veselinovic own a number of companies specializing in the construction sector, which have been reporting a fantastic business growth due to participation in state-funded projects. Their firms have been engaged on building the Preljina-Pozega highway section and expressway sections Iverak-Lajkovac and Pozarevac-Golubac, although they have been under the US sanctions since 2021.

Inkop is the pillar in the portfolio of firms owned by the two businessmen, in which Radoicic and Veselinovic hold a 40 percent stake each, while the remaining 20 percent of shares belong to Veselinovic’s brother Zarko. They also control a few other companies which are fully owned by Inkop, including Novi Pazar-Put, Dolly Bell and Betonjerka Aleksinac.