Lőrinc Mészáros subcontractor cuts €14 million from construction of new Belgrade stadium

Construction of Serbia’s national football stadium reportedly began on Monday in Surcin near Belgrade Sports for All According to the Serbian portal Ekapija. Viktor Orbán’s favorite newspaper proudly states that by 2026 the new facility will be built at a cost of 515 million euros (about 201 billion forints) and will accommodate 52,000 people. In addition to the two Serbs, the construction work is managed and supervised by a Hungarian company. It turns out that the order is not for construction, but for partial implementation, with a total value of 14 million euros, or more than 5.4 billion forints.

“Utiber, a company from Hungary that specializes in civil engineering and transport infrastructure construction, and Viköti, which performs planning and engineering consultancy tasks for road, highway and railway construction in addition to water management, have been commissioned to build the new National Stadium of Serbia. These companies had to help create the project before the Belgrade National Stadium was built,” Nemzeti Sport wrote. From the background of companies in the construction industry that do planning and engineering work, 444 Written two years ago as part of a compilation.

According to this, Utiber and Viköti were also willing to become subcontractors of the Lőrinc Mészáros company. “Közúti Berüházó Vállalat was originally founded in 1971 and changed its name to Utiber Kft. after the system change, but they really developed in the NER,” the paper revealed. They recalled that they planned to spend 1.2 billion HUF on repackaging the track in Ferencváros to avoid the non-existent Olympic Village. Utiber became one of the winners of the HUF 30 billion and HUF 873 million road and rail planning agreements announced by the NIF Nemzeti Infrastructura Fejlsztő Zrt in 2021. The company, whose largest owner is László Almássy, had a turnover of HUF 6.6 billion and a profit of HUF 1.4 billion in 2020.

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Another “Hungarian” stadium in the future Serbian stadium is the Viköti Engineering Office in Kecskemét, also under Lőrinc Mészáros. 444 writes: “Viköti is best known for being able to plan in 2018 the HUF 3 billion triple metro extension to Kaposta Mejri.” By the way, the metro extension was already known at the time, and the city government knew about it at the time, under the leadership of István Tálos, who did not hide the fact that it had no sources and was not expected to have any. – The company’s majority shareholder was Borda Szabolcs, who had a joint venture with Eszter Borda-Almássy, who was also the managing director of a company owned by László Almássy, the owner of Utiber, and who, based on their previous addresses, could be related.

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