Industry
Junior miners are reshaping Serbia’s mining pipeline, linking TSX/ASX exploration to major-scale production
Serbia has become a hub where London-, Toronto- and Sydney-listed companies work across the full mining lifecycle, with TSX Venture and ASX explorers playing an outsized…
Serbia’s industrial turnover grows in February, but export-led momentum cools sequentially
Serbia’s total industrial turnover rose 8.0% year-on-year in February, driven mainly by stronger foreign demand. However, activity was 0.9% below the average level recorded in 2025,…
Jadar lithium project in Serbia looks more like a pause than a retreat as Rio Tinto keeps options open
Rio Tinto’s suspended Jadar lithium project is increasingly being treated by industry observers as a strategic pause rather than a cancellation, with the company preserving its…
Serbia’s industrial growth faces a new ceiling as energy and capital tighten constraints
Serbia’s industrial sector remains export-oriented, but its ability to expand is increasingly constrained by electricity supply, grid and infrastructure capacity, and financing conditions. As energy investment…
Serbia’s low recycling rate exposes a wider structural weakness in South-East Europe’s circular economy shift
With only about 17% of collected waste recycled, Serbia’s system remains dominated by landfill disposal and weak material recovery—an imbalance that mirrors broader shortcomings across South-East…
How London, Luxembourg and Switzerland’s financing machine is reshaping Europe’s industrial build-out—and Serbia’s role
Europe’s industrial reset is being driven as much by capital markets, legal structures and commodity offtake as by factories. That financial “ecosystem” is now pulling countries…
Serbia’s AI hiring accelerates as broader IT job listings shrink
In Serbia, demand for AI professionals rose sharply even as the wider IT labour market contracted. HelloWorld.rs data show AI job postings climbed from 192 in…
Serbia’s green power crunch: how grid constraints could shape CBAM costs for heavy industry
As the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism tightens carbon-proofing requirements, Serbia’s steel, aluminium, cement and fertiliser exporters face a new bottleneck: securing enough verifiable green electricity.…
Serbia at a turning point in Europe’s critical raw materials strategy
Serbia has emerged as one of Europe’s most strategically significant destinations in the global race for critical raw materials. As the European Union accelerates its green…
Serbia as Europe’s near-shored LFP energy storage hub: a financing blueprint for grid-scale growth
Europe’s push to localize battery supply chains is creating an equity opportunity in near-shored lithium iron phosphate (LFP) energy storage systems, with Serbia positioned as a…