Companies
Titan Cementara Kosjerić charts a low-carbon path as Serbia’s cement sector faces decarbonisation pressure
Titan Cementara Kosjerić, part of the TITAN Group, is moving into a new operational phase focused on alternative fuels, circular materials and lower carbon intensity. The…
NIS ownership talks stall as sanctions and geopolitics reshape Serbia’s energy deal
Negotiations to resolve the ownership structure of Serbia’s NIS have slowed as sanctions targeting Russian energy assets complicate any equity transfer. With banking access and regulatory…
Nelt and JUSDA Europe team up to connect Serbia with wider European supply chains
Nelt Group has partnered with JUSDA Europe to combine regional distribution strength with a technology-led logistics model, as JUSDA expands in Serbia with an 11,000 square…
TBEA weighs transformer plant in Serbia to serve European grid upgrade demand
Chinese industrial group TBEA has moved from early talks to more concrete planning for a transformer manufacturing facility in Serbia, with an explicit export focus on…
EPCG restarts battery storage tender with a smaller pilot after two failed rounds
Montenegro’s state utility EPCG has launched a third tender for battery energy storage systems, shifting to a smaller, pilot-scale procurement after earlier attempts failed and a…
Montenegro telecoms: a small market where bundled convergence is the real battleground
Montenegro’s telecoms sector is small by population but crowded by operators, and competition is increasingly defined by bundled packages that combine mobile, broadband and television. With…
Montenegro’s food supply chain: why logistics, not farms, captures value
Montenegro may have agricultural potential, but its food market is structurally dependent on imports. The country’s geography and tourism-driven seasonality make logistics the decisive factor in…
Montenegro car market steadies as Toyota, Ĺ koda, Renault and Nissan target fleet and retail demand
Montenegro’s passenger car market—estimated at 8,000–10,000 new registrations a year—is moving into a more structured phase as growth stabilises and brands sharpen competition across retail and…
Air Montenegro holds the line on fares as fuel costs surge, aiming to protect demand in a seasonal market
Air Montenegro says it has resisted fare increases despite a sharp rise in fuel costs, arguing that maintaining earlier ticket levels is key to sustaining passenger…
Montenegro’s draft grid rules reshape renewable economics around flexibility, storage and location
Montenegro’s draft transmission system rules move the investment focus from building generation to securing grid access, meeting stability requirements and managing curtailment and balancing costs. The…