This refers to a store in Trebinje, with an area of 2,456 square meters and a parking lot with 121 spaces. An access road will also be built for this store, which will involve the construction of a bridge over the Luลกac River, reports the Trebinje Live portal.
The construction of Lidl in this city followed after the local authorities adopted planning documents and issued the necessary permits.
Lidl has already built several stores in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including one in the Haliloviฤi neighborhood of Sarajevo, and several more stores are under construction.
The intention of the Schwarz Group, under which the discounter Lidl operates, is to open around 15 markets in Bosnia and Herzegovina simultaneously, which should happen within the next year.
Lidl did the same at the beginning of its operations in other countries, as was the case in Croatia and Serbia. This is a strategy of a major entry into a specific market.
Lidl's initial investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina will amount to more than half a billion convertible marks.
Lidl has already built a logistics center in Lepenica near Kiseljak, along Corridor 5C, which is one of the most modern logistics centers in this part of Europe. Their administrative headquarters for Bosnia and Herzegovina is in Ilidลพa.