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Serbia pushes ahead on NIS ownership talks as MOL–Gazprom Neft deal heads toward OFAC deadline
Serbian energy officials say negotiations over NIS’s future ownership structure are progressing, with a potential shareholder framework targeted for mid-May. The next step would be submitting…
Kragujevac supercomputer boosts Serbia’s digital push—while energy demand tests sustainability
Serbia’s State Data Centre in Kragujevac has added a faster supercomputer and expanded capacity as part of a €100 million-plus investment cycle. But the new computing…
Crypto adoption rises as some regional investors turn away from property, analysts warn
Analysts say a growing share of younger investors in the region are shifting from traditional wealth-building routes such as real estate toward high-volatility cryptocurrencies, reflecting what…
Serbia launches public consultation on draft law for open-ended investment funds
Serbia has opened a public consultation on a draft law governing open-ended investment funds, setting a deadline of May 25, 2026. The proposal would update rules…
AIK Group to buy controlling stake in Croatia’s Podravska banka, extending EU reach
AIK Group, led by Serbian businessman Aleksandar Kostić, has signed agreements to acquire about 92% of Croatia’s Podravska banka, a move that would give it majority…
Aleksinac launches public review for revised Mozgovo wind farm plan at 150 MW
The Municipality of Aleksinac has opened a public consultation on planning documentation for the Mozgovo wind farm, led by WPP Forestwind. The revised project cuts capacity…
Serbia’s EU-aligned environmental and industrial rules reshape project economics
Serbia’s move toward EU-style permitting and industrial compliance is turning environmental approvals into a decisive gate for energy, mining and infrastructure projects. While upfront costs and…
Serbia banks start May with strong liquidity, but credit growth is entering a more selective phase
Serbia’s banking system begins May with ample liquidity and deposits still comfortably funding lending, supported by a managed dinar exchange rate. But as credit expansion—especially to…
Serbia’s 2026 rule tightening: e-invoicing, labour costs and EU alignment reshape corporate risk
In the first quarter of 2026, Serbia moved from flexibility toward real-time compliance, led by deeper VAT integration with e-invoicing and expanded trade, consumer and corporate…
Serbia’s early-2026 slowdown looks managed, but financing and external risks are tightening
Serbia started 2026 with inflation back in the National Bank of Serbia’s target range and a broadly contained fiscal stance, but growth has cooled to about…