Tag Archives: Montenegro
Montenegro’s EU push raises the bar for companies: readiness, certification and capital spending
With the European Commission signaling Montenegro is closer to membership, businesses are moving from preparation to a harder test: meeting EU standards for exports and operations.…
Montenegro’s startup push stalls on a single missing metric: revenue
Montenegro has built an early-stage innovation ecosystem, but local discussions say the country still struggles to track and scale real commercial outcomes. Without consistent measurement of…
EPCG ramps up investment in renewables, storage and grid modernisation to cut Montenegro’s import exposure
Montenegro’s state utility EPCG is entering a new investment cycle with a direct portfolio of about 639 MW/MWp and roughly €646 million in funding, targeting lower…
Montenegro submits full documentation to defend state interests in ongoing legal process
Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and Mining, led by Admir Ĺ ahmanović, has delivered complete documentation to relevant authorities to protect the country’s state interests in an ongoing…
EPCG relaunches small battery storage tender in Nikšić after earlier bids failed
Montenegro’s EPCG has restarted procurement for a small battery energy storage system in Nikšić after an earlier tender this year attracted no bids. The renewed process…
Montenegro’s business rules are being rewritten as EU standards move from policy to practice
Montenegro’s EU accession process is increasingly reshaping day-to-day business—tightening tax, governance, labour and procurement requirements while raising compliance costs. For investors, the shift reduces opacity but…
Montenegro’s compliance push reshapes company law, tax and labour rules as EU alignment accelerates
Montenegro is entering a more rules-based phase of economic development as it aligns company governance, tax policy and labour transparency with EU standards. The changes—starting with…
Montenegro’s hotel market shifts from filling rooms to protecting margins
Montenegro’s tourism demand remains strong, but the industry is increasingly judged on pricing discipline and cost control rather than occupancy alone. Rising labor and energy expenses…
Montenegro’s coastal property market moves from speculation to yield discipline
Montenegro’s coastal real estate market is shifting away from post-pandemic price momentum toward investment decisions grounded in cash flow, occupancy and yield. Prices are stabilising in…
Montenegro real estate moves into a more selective cycle as tourism, luxury capital and financing discipline reshape demand
Montenegro’s property market is shifting from broad post-pandemic growth to a more selective phase, with stronger liquidity in prime coastal locations but sharper price differentiation elsewhere.…