- Sector
- Transportation
- Industry
- Other transportation
- Address
- Belgrade Serbia
- IPO Date
- May 8, 2007
- Business
- BAS Beogradska autobuska stanica a.d. Beograd is a Serbia-based provider of passenger transportation infrastructure and terminal support services. Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Belgrade, Serbia, the company operates as a joint-stock company listed on the Belgrade Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol BASB. The company specializes in managing central intercity and international coach terminal operations, coordinating ground transport logistics, and delivering comprehensive passenger and carrier facilities.
The company operates through three primary business segments: Terminal and Transportation Operations, Ticketing and Passenger Logistics, and Travel and Commercial Services. Its core offerings include terminal management and bus dispatching services, encompassing platform scheduling, vehicle reception, and departure coordination across 65 bus platforms comprising 12 arrival and 53 departure bays; passenger ticketing solutions, including station counter sales, centralized booking systems, computerized seat reservations, and online e-ticketing web shop services; passenger station amenities, providing baggage storage and handling facilities, automated QR-code platform access control, passenger information desks, and waiting halls; vehicle staging and parking operations, featuring dedicated parking facilities for carrier buses, a 186-space public passenger parking area, and designated taxi stations; and travel agency services operated through its Basturist division, offering tour packages, accommodation reservations, excursions, and travel insurance brokerage. Additionally, the company provides commercial space rental and concession services to retail and service operators within its station premises.
BAS serves individual domestic and international travelers, municipal commuters, tourism groups, and licensed domestic and foreign road transport carriers connecting Belgrade to destinations throughout Serbia, Southeast Europe, and wider European transit corridors.
In recent developments, the company executed a major operational transition on September 29, 2024, permanently closing its legacy terminal in Savski Venac, which had operated since 1966, and transferring all intercity and international bus traffic to a new central transport hub in Block 42, New Belgrade. This relocation forms part of a major strategic infrastructure overhaul integrating road passenger logistics directly with the Novi Beograd railway station and municipal transit networks. The newly opened facility features upgraded operational annexes, automated digital gate validation systems, and expanded platform capacity, while work continues on the construction of the permanent main station complex. Furthermore, the company modernized its operating profile by deregistering historical non-core hospitality and general trade activities to concentrate resources on core passenger terminal infrastructure, digital ticketing solutions, and carrier logistics.