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SOCAR’s potential bid for NIS would redraw South-East Europe’s energy balance
A possible move by SOCAR to enter Serbia’s NIS in place of MOL would go beyond a standard acquisition. It would affect how gas reaches European…
OFAC extends NIS licence for 60 days as Serbia weighs ownership and sanctions exit
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control has granted NIS a 60-day extension, keeping the company operating until mid-June while Serbia continues talks over its long-term…
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 capital ambition: building a domestic platform for industrial investment
Serbia’s industrial strength is attracting large-scale funding, but much of the financial value is structured abroad. The country now faces a strategic test: whether it can…
Market News Roundup CW16
19/04/2026 Serbia moves to tighten rules on corporate takeovers 19/04/2026 AI talent demand in Serbia surges despite broader IT slowdown 19/04/2026 Navigating Serbia’s e-commerce boom: Trends,…
Serbia drafts tighter corporate takeover rules to bolster minority protections and market confidence
Serbia is preparing a new law to govern corporate takeovers, introducing stricter procedures and stronger safeguards for minority shareholders. The draft seeks to improve transparency and…
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 e-commerce boom through 2028: growth prospects meet logistics and financing constraints
Serbia’s online retail is set up for double-digit expansion through 2028, supported by mobile commerce adoption, faster payments and infrastructure upgrades. But investors and operators face…
China’s €14 billion investment footprint in Serbia spotlights transparency and fiscal trade-offs
A Radar investigation says Chinese-led projects in Serbia total more than €14 billion across transport, energy and heavy industry. The scale is matched by concerns over…
Serbia’s dinarization momentum fades as foreign-currency borrowing grows
Serbia’s share of dinar-denominated public debt has slipped back to mid-2010s levels, driven not by slower local borrowing but by a faster rise in foreign-currency obligations.…