Companies
Montenegro approves €40m KfW loan for Perućica Phase III upgrade at EPCG
Montenegro has approved a €40 million long-term KfW loan for Elektroprivreda Crne Gore to fund Perućica Phase III, including installation of generating unit A8. The financing…
Copper’s record rally lifts Zijin-linked mining profits in Serbia above €1.3 billion
A surge in global copper prices has translated into a sharp jump in profitability for Chinese mining operations in Serbia, with combined earnings now exceeding €1.3…
AMETEK ramps up European manufacturing with new Subotica plant
AMETEK will open a new production facility in Subotica, Serbia, under its O’Brien division to manufacture industrial instrumentation and process-system solutions for European customers. The expansion…
Montenegro launches digital notarisation for company registration as it moves toward fully electronic business formation
Montenegro’s notaries have started electronically certifying documents used to establish, restructure and register companies, following legal amendments that create a basis for digital notarisation. The change…
Haitian International brings Serbian injection-molding hub online, accelerating Europe-focused manufacturing and service plans
China’s Haitian International has begun operating its new production facility in Ruma, Serbia, using a staged soft opening to move from construction to commercial output. The…
Beton Plus targets €85 million bond sale to roll up Marera assets and delever
Belgrade-based Beton Plus has launched a corporate bond offering of RSD 10 billion (about €85 million) to fund the acquisition of Brigate, City Road Group and…
Serbia retail consolidation gathers pace as DIS sale to Aman points to wider market reshaping
A potential sale of Serbian retailer DIS to Aman is increasingly seen as the first move in a broader consolidation cycle in a fragmented retail market.…
Zensar launches Belgrade technology and engineering hub to deepen European delivery reach
Indian IT services firm Zensar Technologies has opened a new technology and engineering centre in Belgrade, positioning it as a near-shore delivery platform for advanced IT,…
Serbia’s NIS ownership debate turns from theory to policy risk amid sanctions pressure
A Serbian economist says the country may eventually face a point where state intervention in Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) becomes unavoidable, particularly as sanctions and geopolitical…
South Korean-led consortium seeks 30-year control of Montenegro’s Podgorica and Tivat airports under expansion push
A South Korean-led consortium is moving Montenegro’s long-stalled airport concession process toward a decisive phase, proposing a 30-year operating concession covering both Podgorica and Tivat. The…