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Serbia leans on public capital spending to power growth while keeping debt and deficits contained
Serbia is expanding an investment-led fiscal approach, using public capital outlays to fund infrastructure, energy upgrades and industrial development without breaking its fiscal stability targets. The…
Serbia’s widening external deficit reflects an investment-led growth shift, not just macro imbalance
Serbia’s current account deficit is widening as a capital-intensive investment cycle boosts imports of equipment and intermediate goods faster than exports materialize. The outcome hinges on…
Serbia’s deepening European supply-chain ties reshape industry growth and trade balance
Serbia’s 2025 industrial expansion is being led by mining while manufacturing grows steadily, as exports increasingly shift toward intermediate and industrial products embedded in European value…
Serbia’s investment-led pivot reshapes risk, returns and growth concentration
Serbia’s latest MAT 374 signals a shift away from consumption-led expansion toward an investment-driven model, with real GDP growth moderating to about 2.1–2.7% in 2025. The…
Faminas seeks stake in Barska plovidba to fund fleet upgrades and Port of Bar Pier 5 expansion
Dubai-based Faminas Investment Group is preparing to acquire a strategic position in [[PRRS_LINK_2]] alongside a proposed €55–60 million programme for new vessels and Port of Bar…
Luka Bar grows balance sheet to €81m but revenue slide raises questions over port utilisation
Montenegro’s Luka Bar ended 2025 with an expanded asset base of about €81.07 million and higher net profit, yet revenues fell to €15.57 million as cash…
Montenegro’s 2026 summer timetable puts Podgorica and Tivat on different growth tracks
Podgorica and Tivat are rolling into the 2026 summer aviation season with their widest networks to date, running from 29 March to late September. The schedule…
Montenegro’s debt service bill nears €1 billion, tightening the policy room for investors and government
Montenegro faces rising fiscal sensitivity as its [[PRRS_LINK_1]] obligations move toward €1 billion a year against a total public debt stock of roughly €5.18 billion. With…
Vetar preuzeo primat: promena strukture obnovljivih izvora u SEE tokom nedelje 12 (16–22. mart)
U nedelji 12 (16–22. mart) ukupna proizvodnja iz promenljivih OIE u Jugoistočnoj Evropi porasla je za 23,2%, ponajviše zbog skoka energije iz vetra (+60,1%) koji je…
Montenegro’s capital allocation shifts: deposits and coastal property face competition from higher-risk assets
Montenegro’s investment landscape is gradually moving beyond bank deposits and coastal real estate, as investors show rising interest in equities, private capital, and energy or digital…