Companies close to SNS have been making huge profits for the last 14 years. Economic experts are always warning about direct deals with the state, rigged tenders or overpaid jobs. What will happen to such companies if the progressives lose the election? Is "economic lustration" legally possible in Serbia?
Alta Group, Davora Macure's company, also received a contract worth 13 million euros from the Ministry of Health
The dismissal of Dejan Ljevnaić from the position of director for strategic projects of the company "Luštica Bej", which is why reciprocity towards Montenegrin personnel in Serbian companies is being sought, actually reveals an attempt of Alta banka's increasing influence on the financial market of Montenegro.
"Alta Bank" of Serbian businessman Davor Macura, close to SNS, is expanding beyond the borders of Serbia. After the bank, it also took over an insurance company in North Macedonia, and is preparing for Bosnia and Montenegro
After EPS, Parking Service, MUP, Alta banka joined Air Serbia. They are working together to create a card that will reward loyalty with exclusive benefits
In a period of only three years, Alta banka underwent a transformation rarely seen on the domestic banking market: from a small bank to a rapidly growing financial group with regional ambitions. Whose capital made it possible
Davor Matsura, a businessman close to the government, is seriously expanding his business and buying Idea markets in Serbia
It is a large area in New Belgrade in the area of the former IMT factory in Block 64, for which the General Regulation Plan was adopted in 2021
Davora Matsura's Alta Bank increased its capital again on March 24, 2026, with the aim of "realizing the development plans of the bank". Banks otherwise strengthen their capital base, in addition to regulatory requirements, mainly for the purpose of business expansion and expansion of business activities
Elektroprivreda Srbije refused to provide documentation on its business with Alta Bank, which New Economy requested through a request for access to information of public importance
Davor Matsura found himself in the public spotlight after the news was published that starting this month, the citizens of Belgrade will pay their electricity bills to his Alta bank account, instead of to the treasury account. Although perhaps the most famous, Alta banka is not the only company of this businessman close to SNS. Matsura, namely, owns at least 13 other companies
The owner of exchange offices, Davor Matsura, was launched into the orbit of Serbian business. That something big was in store for the young businessman could be sensed from the way he got hold of IMT
After the huge business with state enterprises, EPS and Parking service, Alta banka Davora Macura has other ambitious plans for business expansion
Electricity and other charges are now paid through Alta Bank, owned by Davor Matsura, a new bud among businessmen close to the government. "Vreme" investigates this in the new issue
After the EPS, Parking Service Beograd also switches to billing via Alta Bank, which is owned by businessman Davor Macura, who is close to SNS. Citizens are already receiving notifications about the new public company account
Parking service Belgrade has as many as five accounts in AIK Bank, three each in Inteza, Adiko, Poštanska and NLB Bank, two in Alta Bank, one in OTP and one in the Treasury Administration
The transition to electricity billing through commercial bank current accounts has no consequences for customers, announced Elektroprivreda Srbije
Professor Aleksandar Živković, a member of the Board of Directors of Alta Bank, on whose account three million households in Serbia will pay their electricity bills in the future, has direct connections with the governor of the National Bank of Serbia, Jorgovanka Tabaković, "Vreme" reveals. And that's not all
According to the new system, we will pay the electricity bill to EPS through the private Alta bank owned by Davor Macura. On that occasion, the students in the blockade issued a statement, in which they say that it is a "systemic robbery".
Citizens of Serbia will pay their electricity bills to the Alta Bank account of businessman Davor Macur. Who is the man whose business has experienced a meteoric rise in recent years
Elektroprivreda Srbije informed users that the electricity payment account will change from June - instead of the treasury account, payments will go to the account of the private Alta Bank, owned by Davor Macura, a businessman close to SNS. EPS did not provide an explanation for this decision, nor the details of the contract
