Aerodrom Nikola Tesla AD Beograd is a Serbia-based airport infrastructure and asset management company primarily engaged in managing airport property, leasing real estate, and overseeing concession rights for Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, the primary international aviation gateway of the Republic of Serbia. Founded in 1992 and tracing its operational history at the Surcin location to 1962, the company is headquartered in Belgrade, Serbia, and is majority-owned by the Government of the Republic of Serbia with public listing on the Belgrade Stock Exchange. Following the execution of a 25-year public-private concession agreement with VINCI Airports, which operates the facility through Belgrade Airport d.o.o., the company administers the airport assets and derives revenue through concession fees, infrastructure rights, and property leasing. The underlying airport complex provides a comprehensive range of aviation and commercial offerings categorized into Aeronautical and Non-Aeronautical services: aeronautical services comprise aircraft landing, take-off, and taxiway guidance; aircraft parking and apron management; passenger check-in, security screening, and boarding gate operations; automated baggage handling and sortation; ground handling interfaces, aircraft de-icing, and refueling logistics; and air cargo processing, customs freight warehousing, and mail transport; non-aeronautical services comprise commercial real estate leasing for duty-free and travel retail shops; food and beverage spaces including restaurants, cafes, and bars; premium passenger services including VIP and business lounges; public and long-term vehicle parking facilities; car rental station concessions; terminal advertising displays; and office space and utility leasing for commercial airlines, logistics providers, and state agencies. In recent developments, the airport has reached major milestones under the ongoing capital investment program exceeding 730 million euros executed by concessionaire VINCI Airports. Recent operational and infrastructure enhancements include the construction and commissioning of a new 3.5-kilometer inset runway and the subsequent comprehensive reconstruction of the primary runway; the expansion and modernization of passenger terminals adding over 40,000 square meters of operational space with centralized security screening and automated border control e-gates; the integration of an advanced hold baggage screening system; and the launch of key environmental infrastructure, including a 1 MWp solar photovoltaic plant, a natural gas trigeneration energy facility, and dedicated wastewater treatment units to support net-zero carbon targets. Additionally, operations have expanded through strategic agreements such as the partnership with Menzies Aviation to deliver ground handling and de-icing operations, accommodating record-breaking passenger traffic across expanding short-haul and long-haul international networks.