VEOLIA

Veolia is the world leader in the environmental services sector. The company Group creates and provides solutions in 3 complementary business sectors: water management, waste management and energy management.

Around the globe, Veolia helps cities and industries to manage, optimize and make the most of their resources. The company provides an array of solutions related to water, energy and materials – with a focus on waste recovery – to promote the transition towards a circular economy.

We are the only global company that operates independently across the entire interconnected system of water, energy and waste, which allows us to uniquely mitigate environmental and economic impacts. We offer a range of solutions related to water, energy and materials – with a focus on waste recovery – to promote the transition towards a circular economy.

The main task of the 220,000 employees in our company is to directly contribute to the sustainable business of clients in the public and private sectors, enabling them to develop while simultaneously protecting the environment. 
With this goal, the company designs and deploys specialized solutions to secure, protect and restore resources, while increasing their efficiency from an environmental, economic and social point of view. All these initiatives are part of Veolia's ongoing campaign to resource the world. 

SEVEN GROWTH MARKETS

Veolia has identified seven key growth markets, representing sectors with significant potential to generate revenue, in which resource strain drives growing demand for narrowly specialized expertise. These sectors are opening up new opportunities for environmental services in which Veolia already provides benchmark solutions:

  • The circular economy, to tackle the problem of dwindling raw materials, water and energy resources
  • Innovative solutions to improve life in cities and related services
  • Treating the most challenging types of pollution, such as toxic waste, treatment sludge and contaminated wastewater
  • Decommissioning services for oil rigs, ships, aircraft and nuclear plants
  • The food & beverage industry, ensuring compliance with stringent standards on health, safety and quality
  • Mining, which requires extensive resources
  • The oil & gas industry, governed by increasingly demanding environmental standards

Veolia in Serbia

Veolia has been present in the Serbian market for over 20 years. Operating in the field of water, energy and waste, Veolia has carried out a large number of projects and built several plants for the treatment of drinking and waste water, municipal infrastructure facilities, water supply and watercourse management facilities, gas supply facilities, soil remediation, remediation or construction of landfills.

By using extensive global experience, Veolia in Serbia and the region offers numerous services in the field of water, energy and waste management, from design, through the execution of works, to the subsequent management of plants, with the possibility of financing entire projects.

Veolia partners with numerous renowned companies worldwide in the fields of the circular economy, the treatment of all types of wastewater, energy optimization and savings, and solutions for the treatment of all types of waste. Through its proven business models, Veolia is a reliable and long-term partner in water treatment services with municipalities and cities worldwide, providing services to millions of people.


10 global markets

3 core businesses

Water, Waste, Energy

€ 44,4 million in revenue, in 2025

215,000 employees worldwide, in 2025

Water

113 million people supplied with drinking water

103 million sewage connected customers

3,809 drinking water production plants managed

3,222 wastewater treatment plants managed

Energy

708 district and local heating and cooling networks

48,745 heat centres managed

42 million MWh of energy produced

2,118 industrial facilities managed 

Waste

Waste collection services for 43 million inhabitants, commissioned by local authorities

562,828 business customers

63 million metric tons of waste recovered as materials and energy

865 treatment plants operated