A revolution in the wood industry – blending tradition, innovation and the technology of the future
Enterijer Janković, led by the vision of owner Božo Janković, is launching a groundbreaking project in cooperation with the renowned Italian SCM Group, the construction of the first Industry 4.0 based factory in this part of Europe, set to transform the domestic and regional wood industry.
This ambitious €8 million investment is not merely about acquiring new machines and equipment , but it marks a complete shift in the way production is approached: digitized, optimized and tailored to the demands of the future market.
Industry 4.0 represents the full integration of digital technologies, artificial intelligence and automation into production processes. In practice, this means greater precision, shorter lead times, fewer errors and higher levels of product customization.
In the world of luxury interiors, where perfection is the standard, such technology becomes essential. Clients, especially in the mega yacht and premium villa segments, expect flawless craftsmanship, top-quality materials and complete personalization. Industry 4.0 makes all this possible, in record time, with optimized costs and maximum efficiency.
A new factory – a hub of technological excellence
The new 6,000 m² factory will be located within the Hi-Tech Industrial Complex and fully equipped with machinery and software solutions from SCM Group, the world leader in woodworking technology.
At the heart of the operation will be the MES (Manufacturing Execution System) software, responsible for the digitalization and optimization of every stage, from planning and production to final quality control. Artificial intelligence will play a special role, analyzing production flows, predicting potential issues and suggesting real-time solutions.
Staying competitive through innovation
The modern luxury interior market is both demanding and fast-changing. Brands that aim to remain competitive must stay ahead, not only through design but also through their production philosophy. By investing in Industry 4.0, Enterijer Janković will be able to:
Shorten delivery times while maintaining exceptional quality;
Customize products without compromising precision;
Optimize costs and reduce material waste;
Accelerate innovation through faster testing and implementation of new ideas.
This advancement will enable the company to successfully deliver even the most complex global projects, further reinforcing its position as a regional leader in high-end, custom interior design and production.
Partnership with world-class experts
Levante Servis Serbia, the exclusive representative of SCM Group on the local market, is providing full technical support for the project, including technology implementation, employee training and long-term maintenance infrastructure.
SCM Group, headquartered in Italy, is a global leader in manufacturing machinery and software for wood processing, with over 70 years of experience. Their equipment is recognized worldwide for its precision, reliability and adaptability to the most demanding projects.
By integrating SCM solutions into its new production facility, Enterijer Janković gains not only cutting-edge technology but also access to world-class expertise, ensuring stability, adaptability and maximum productivity. This partnership establishes a strong foundation for achieving the company’s vision — to make the new factory a benchmark for Industry 4.0 in the region.
Opening – March 2026
The factory’s planned opening will mark a new chapter for Enterijer Janković, one defined by innovation, precision and seamless process management. It also sends a clear message: the highest standards are now being set here, in the heart of Serbia.
Božo Janković
Founder and President of EJ Group
“With this project, we’re proving that Industry 4.0 isn’t just a concept reserved for global corporations, it’s a reality that can and should exist here as well. Our mission is clear: to combine exceptional design, advanced technology and a dedicated team into products that leave a lasting impression.”
