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Registar Pravnih Lica Ovlašćenih Za Obavljanje Poslova Proizvodnje Naoružanja I Vojne Opreme (Registar Proizvodjača) REGISTAR PRAVNIH LICA OVLAŠûENIH ZA OBAVLJANJE POSLOVA PROIZVODNJE NAORUŽANJA I VOJNE OPREME (REGISTAR PROIZVODJAýA) Dozvola za Rešenje o izdavanju dozvole za proizvodnju Podaci o proizvodjaþu naoružanja i vojne opreme proizvodnju naoružanja i vojne opreme R.br. NVO Matiþni Klasifikacija Period na koji Naziv Sedište PIB Broj Datum Rok važenja broj delatnosti je izdato 1. ALEKS ARMOR DOO SOPOT Kosovska 125A, Popoviü – 11450 105971460 20498668 2221 1461-15 07.07.2017. 3 godine 07.07.2020. Sopot AZIMUTH DPS DOO Pavlovaþka 3 2. 106525044 20622938 2511 1468-12 19.10.2018. 2 godine 19.10.2020. BEOGRAD 11460 Beograd-Baüevac BALKAN NOVOTEH DOO Bulevar Osloboÿenja 5 3. 107385522 20789506 4690 3035-14/2018 20.05.2019. 2 godine 20.05.2021. NOVI SAD 21000 Novi Sad Uziüi bb, Uziüi, 4. BELOM d.o.o. 109306273 21158577 2540 987-19 24.09.2019. 3 godine 24.09.2022. 31210 Požega DLS SPECIJALNI SISTEMI Bulevar Milutina Milankoviüa 27 5. 108925395 21094676 4690 2882-15/2018 13.02.2019. 3 godine 13.02.2022. DOO BEOGRAD 11070 Novi Beograd Kralja Milutina 33 6. EDEPRO DOO BEOGRAD 100302066 17157132 7219 158-23 10.06.2019. 4 godine 10.06.2023. 11000 Beograd Bulevar Svetog Cara Konstantina 7. EI-OPEK AD NIŠ 100501774 07657501 6211 761-15 21.06.2019. 5 godina 21.06.2024. 80-82, 18000 Niš ELEKTRONSKI FAKULTET Aleksandra Medvedeva 14 8. 100232259 07215240 8542 3358-13/2018 06.03.2019. 4 godine 06.03.2023. NIŠ 18000 Niš ELEKTROMIKRON DOO Braüe Jevremoviü 40 9. 101958194 07371004 2931 3457-14/2016 04.04.2017. 3 godine 04.04.2020. KRALJEVO 36000 Kraljevo uL Georgija Jakšiüa 14 10. ELING AD LIPIýKI ŠOR 101190758 07609728 2651 649-14 31.05.2017. 3 godine 31.05.2020. 15341 Lipiþki Šor - Loznica Lole Ribara 2 11. EVROKOMERC DOO BRUS 101141356 07363559 2219 1264-16 28.08.2017. 3 godine 28.08.2020. 37220 Brus ZASTAVA TERVO DOO Kosovska 4 12. 110210050 21317101 2910 2921-14/2018 22.01.2019. 1 godina 30.09.2020. KRAGUJEVAC 34000 Kragujevac IMTEL KOMUNIKACIJE AD Bulevar Mihajla Pupina 165b 13. 104655213 20208759 7219 2737-15/2018 13.02.2019. 3 godine 13.02.2022. BEOGRAD 11070 Beograd Tršüanska 21 2278-20 i 14. INSA AD BEOGRAD 100001693 07006357 2651 27.12.2016. 3 godine 27.12.2019. 11080 Beograd-Zemun 2278-31/2016 INSTITUT MIHAJLO PUPIN Volgina 15 15. 100008310 07014694 7219 2083-14 16.10.2018. 3 godine 16.10.2021. DOO BEOGRAD 11060 Beograd JUGOIMPORT-SDPR JP Bulevar Umetnosti 2 16. 100001790 07051751 4690 1211-17 24.09.2019. 3 godine 24.09.2022. BEOGRAD 11150 Beograd (Novi Beograd) Radniþka 5 17. YUMCO AD VRANJE 100404127 07105720 1310 2134-14 03.09.2018. 2 godine 03.09.2020. 17501 Vranje KOVAýKI CENTAR DOO Vladike Nikolaja 59 18. 106452884 20604697 2550 1438-14 12.09.2017 3 godine 12.09.2020. VALJEVO 14000 Valjevo KRUŠIK-PLASTIKA AD Pere Jovanoviüa-Komiriüanca 35 19. 101597261 07219792 2229 3203-15/2017 07.03.2018. 2 godine 07.03.2020. OSEýINA 14253 Oseþina K-PARACHUTES DOO Mite Ružiüa 8 20. 107845601 20882328 1392 1252-15 04.07.2018. 2 godine 04.07.2020. BEOGRAD 11000 Beograd LAURENCE WALTER Kovinski put bb 21. 104587580 20194898 3030 46-12 16.04.2018. 3 godine 16.04.2021. SERBIA DOO SMEDEREVO 11300 Smederevo Mile Dimiü 52 22. ME-OPTA DOO 109404351 21176095 2670 3218-16/2017 29.03.2018. 3 godine 29.03.2021. 11090 Beograd-Rakovica MTT INFIZ DOO BEOGRAD Pregrevica 118 23. 100105998 07721927 7219 2290-14 06.11.2018. 3 godine 06.11.2021. (ZEMUN) 11080 Beograd - Zemun NAPREDAK AGP DOO Lomina 48 24. 101114709 07181566 536-17 03.06.2019. 4 godine 03.06.2023. ý$ýAK 32000 ýDþak 1411 ORBITA TECHNOLOGIES Vladimira Popoviüa 6, lokal B14 25. 110100230 21297364 6201 2434-14/2018 08.01.2019. 1 godina 08.01.2020. AD BEOGRAD 11070 Novi Beograd PATRIMONS AUTOMOTIV Zrenjaninski put 51a 26. 104458469 20092882 4520 360-15 04.06.2018. 2 godine 04.06.2020. DOO BEOGRAD 11210 Beograd PRVI PARTIZAN AD UŽICE Miloša Obrenoviüa 2 27. 100599056 07219601 2540 567-15 26.08.2019. 5 godina 26.08.2024. 31000 Užice PROIZVODNJA MILE Makedonska 11 28. 100653144 08669961 2229 681-18 21.06.2019. 4 godine 21.06.2023. DRAGIû DOO ZRENJANIN 23000 Zrenjanin Pribojske þete 44 29. POLIESTER DOO PRIBOJ 101204774 07219539 2221 1157-17 04.07.2018. 3 godine 04.07.2021. 31330 Priboj Cara Dušana 101 30. PPT – NAMENSKA AD 101306823 07623950 2540 2513-18/2018 08.01.2019. 3 godine 08.01.2022. 37240 Trstenik Krste Bosanca 70 31. PPT-TMO AD TRSTENIK 101307800 07624034 2561 1594-14 12.07.2018. 2 godine 31.05.2020. 37240 Trstenik PREDUZEûE VINT DONJI Donji Ribnik, 32. 101307826 07378173 2219 298-13 22.04.2019. 3 godine 22.04.2022. RIBNIK-TRSTENIK 37240 Trstenik Agostina Neta 48 33. PROSMART DOO BEOGRAD 107621132 20838400 7219 2344-18/2017 01.06.2018. 3 godine 01.06.2021. 11070 Novi Beograd Moraþko brdo 2 34. DOO PROTECT ENG, UMKA 106007678 20512369 1399 1111-16 04.06.2018. 3 godine 04.06.2021. 11260 Umka SENZOR INFIZ DOO Pregrevica 118 35. 100106005 07753608 7219 2305-15 02.11.2017. 3 godine 02.11.2020. BEOGRAD-ZEMUN 11080 Žemun SOVA NVISIONDOO Alaska 45 36. 107124474 20746416 2670 1746-15 17.10.2017. 3 godine 17.10.2020. BEOGRAD 11080 Beograd-Zemun Dositeja Obradoviüa bb 3949-17/2016 i 37. SRBOAUTO DOO BEOGRAD 100974574 06926932 2932 11.04.2017. 3 godine 11.04.2020. 11251 Ostružnica 3949-21/2016 TORA-PLASTIK-ING DOO Milica Miljojkoviü 2 38. 101039050 07661100 2229 2551-14/2017 15.01.2018. 3 godine 15.01.2021. KRAGUJEVAC 34000 Kragujevac TRAYAL KORPORACIJA AD Miloša Obiliüa bb 39. 100315020 07144083 2211 1932-14 25.09.2018. 2 godine 25.09.2020. KRUŠEVAC 37000 Kruševac TELEOPTIK ŽIROSKOPI Filipa Višnjiüa 31 40. 100091185 07020945 2651 2153-18 10.12.2018. 2 godine 30.10.2020. DOO BEOGRAD-ZEMUN 11080 Beograd-Zemun Nikole Pašiüa 213 41. TIGAR AD PIROT 100358298 07187769 6420 2560-15/2018 08.01.2019. 2 godine 31.10.2020. 18300 Pirot DOO TEHNOREMONT Kiš Ferenca 49 3382-21/2016 i 42. 101695245 08598819 2932 07.06.2017. 3 godine 07.06.2020. TEMERIN 21235 Temerin 3382-44/2016 UNO-LUX NS DOO Generala Milutina Vlajiüa 36 43. 10345005 17566547 2790 1108-14 04.07.2018. 3 godine 04.07.2021. BEOGRAD 11147 Beograd UNIPLAST SERBIA DOO Maršala Tita 84 44. 106745869 20672056 2920 404-14 20.05.2019. 3 godine 20.05.2022. JELENýA 15000 Šabac Patrijaha Dimitrija 24 45. UNITED BG DOO 109286292 21155284 4690 2775-14/2018 09.04.2019. 1 godina 09.04.2020. 11090 Beograd Hajduk Veljkova 37 46. FRA AD ý$ýAK 101121941 07181965 2573 3417-14/2018 12.04.2019 3 godine 12.04.2022. 32000 ýDþak Jabuþki put b.b. 47. DOO UTVA AI PANýEVO 101817221 08061203 3030 2565-14/2018 22.01.2019. 1 godina 31.07.2020. 26000 Panþevo FAP KORPORACIJA AD Radniþka bb 48. 101206591 07210434 2910 1327-13 12.07.2018. 2 godine 31.05.2020. PRIBOJ 31330 Priboj 14. OKTOBAR DOO Jasiþki Put 2 49. 109418823 21178772 2910 554-22 12.09.2019. 3 godine 12.09.2022. KRUŠEVAC 37000 Kruševac ZASTAVA ORUŽJE AD Kosovska 4, 50. 101508753 07249845 2540 1524-14 27.11.2019. 3 godine 27.11.2022. KRAGUJEVAC 34000 Kragujevac NAPOMENA: Detaljniji podaci o privrednim društvima se mogu pronaüi na sajtu Agencije za privredne registre Republike Srbije (www.apr.gov.rs)..
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