Prishtina · Kosovo

Prishtina Marble Supply | Sipahi Mermer & Granite — 45 Years, a Trusted Turkish Supplier

Direct marble, granite and travertine supply from Turkey to architects and construction firms in Prishtina.

Why Turkish Marble for Kosovo?

Prishtina International Airport is operated under a concession running to 2031 by a consortium led by Limak — an investment of roughly EUR 140 million and a concrete example of large-scale Turkish contractor presence in the region, one that builds familiarity with Turkish firms across the local construction supply chain.

The Turkey-Kosovo Free Trade Agreement, signed in 2013 and in force since 1 September 2019, removed most customs tariff barriers on industrial goods — natural stone exports, including marble, granite and travertine, fall within its scope.

In several Kosovo municipalities — Prizren among them — Turkish holds official local-language status, reflecting historical and cultural ties that provide a natural foundation of trust in commercial communication.

With 45 years as a producer (since 1989), we supply directly from our own factory, with no intermediary — a clear distinction from the multi-source trader/importer profile common among regional distributors.

What We Offer

Travertine (Denizli / Afyon)

Classic and modern textures for façade cladding and interior applications.

White Marble (Marmara Island / Muğla)

High gloss and homogeneous texture for premium villa and hotel projects.

Granite (Bergama / Manisa)

High wear-resistance granite varieties for high-traffic commercial flooring.

Onyx (Isparta)

Translucent texture for backlit interior details and luxury façade applications.

Custom Cutting

Project-specific production and packaging by m², thickness and dimension.

Corporate Guarantees

  • 45 years of workshop experience (since 1989)
  • MERSIS-registered Sipahi Mermer ve Granit Sanayi ve Ticaret Limited Şirketi
  • Corporate banking credit facility — capacity assurance for high-volume orders
  • Long-standing quarry and processing partnerships — a broad material pool
  • Secure payment via L/C (letter of credit) and confirmed letter of credit
  • Export receivables insurance coverage through Türk Eximbank

Logistics and Shipping

Duration

Estimated 3-4 days by road (TIR) from Sakarya to Prishtina, via the Balkan overland route

Full Truckload (TIR)

Approx. $1,500 USD / TIR (estimate — varies by route and volume)

Less-than-Truckload

Quoted per project on an m³ basis

Packaging

ISPM-15 stamped wooden pallets, stretch film and edge-protection systems

Reference Projects

Ada Hayat (Sakarya)

Travertine façade cladding with an AISI 316 stainless mechanical anchoring system — active project

Baltürk Hotel

Interior marble flooring and lobby application

Özel Medar Hospital

Antimicrobial corridor and floor marble cladding

Sipahi Business Center

Façade application of our own corporate headquarters

This section will be updated with local references after our first order in Prishtina.

Turkish Contractor Network & Prishtina's Architecture Ecosystem

Large-scale Turkish contractors are established in the region: Limak operates Prishtina Airport under concession to 2031; TAV Airports operates Skopje and Ohrid airports in North Macedonia under concession to 2028; Cevahir Holding runs construction and investment activities in North Macedonia. We have no direct business relationship with these companies — this is shared as contextual information illustrating the existing familiarity and trust toward Turkish suppliers in the region.

Limak

Operator of Prishtina International Airport under concession to 2031, investment of approx. EUR 140 million

TAV Airports

Operator of Skopje and Ohrid airports in North Macedonia, concession to 2028

Cevahir Holding

Construction and investment activities in North Macedonia

Prishtina's Architecture Ecosystem

LIVING Architects

Architecture office based in Prishtina

Osire Studio

Architecture office based in Prishtina

LSNarkitekt

Architecture office based in Prishtina

Verified via public sources (LinkedIn) as Prishtina-based architecture offices — shared as contextual information about the region's design ecosystem, not an existing collaboration.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does delivery to Prishtina take?
Delivery by road (TIR) from our Sakarya workshop to Prishtina takes an estimated 3-4 days via the Balkan overland route. Production and preparation time after order confirmation is calculated separately; the exact delivery schedule is shared in writing.
What is the customs situation for exports to Kosovo?
The Turkey-Kosovo Free Trade Agreement, signed in 2013 and in force since 1 September 2019, has largely removed customs tariff barriers on industrial goods. The current HS-code-based tariff status for natural stone (marble, granite, travertine) is confirmed against up-to-date regulations before every shipment and shared in writing.
Which payment methods do you accept?
For first orders we work with L/C (letter of credit) or confirmed letter of credit. Secure payment runs through an L/C opened via Halkbank and export receivables insurance coverage through Türk Eximbank. Different payment terms can be considered for ongoing relationships.
What is your minimum order quantity?
Minimum order quantity depends on product type and cutting specification; less-than-truckload (m³-based) orders are also accepted. Share your project details via WhatsApp or email for an exact quantity and price.
Do you have reference projects in Prishtina?
We do not yet have a completed reference project in Prishtina; over 45 years of production history we have delivered large-scale projects such as Ada Hayat, Baltürk Hotel, Özel Medar Hospital and Sipahi Business Center. This section will be updated with local references after our first order in Prishtina.
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