Brothers Zvonko and Žarko Veselinović's company leads Novi Pazar in profits
Translated from Serbian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Novi Pazar Put recorded the highest net profit in Novi Pazar in 2025, exceeding 2.7 million euros.
- The company, owned by brothers Zvonko and Žarko Veselinović, saw its profit decrease compared to previous years.
- The report details the top 10 most profitable companies and public executors in Novi Pazar, with a total of 5,780 legal entities in the city.
Novi Pazar's economy saw a total turnover of over 788 million euros in 2025, with one company, Novi Pazar Put, achieving a net profit exceeding 2.7 million euros. This figure marks the highest profit among all companies in the city for the year. However, this profit represents a nearly 25% decrease from 2024 and half the amount earned a year prior.
Novi Pazar Put, a limited liability company, employs 287 workers and generated over 29 million euros in turnover in 2025. The company is owned by brothers Zvonko and Žarko Veselinović, with Zvonko holding 60% and Žarko holding 40% of the shares through their Ćuprija-based construction company, Inkop.
Following Novi Pazar Put, the company UTIP ranked second in net profit for 2025 with nearly 950,000 euros, an improvement of 13% from the previous year. UTIP, a family business owned by Faruk and Fuad Međedović, employs 50 workers and had a turnover of nearly 7.5 million euros. Other top-ranking companies include Braytron Balkan, Biševac DOO, and Duka Invest. Notably, the football club Novi Pazar also appeared on the list with a profit of around half a million euros, a significant recovery for a club that previously faced bankruptcy.
The report also highlighted the profitability of public executors. Milo Durutović earned over 311,000 euros in net profit with a turnover of 587,000 euros and nine employees. Danka Ristanović achieved a net profit of more than 281,000 euros, with 13 employees and a turnover of 520,000 euros. According to the Agency for Business Registers, Novi Pazar is home to 5,780 legal entities, collectively employing nearly 10,800 workers.
Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.