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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…
MOL–Serbia NIS talks reveal the risks of negotiating control before ownership is secured
Negotiations between MOL and Serbia over Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) are unfolding on two tracks—acquisition talks with Russian owners and governance safeguards with the state—before MOL’s…
Foxconn-linked JUSDA launches in Serbia, aiming to build a South-East Europe logistics hub
JUSDA, the logistics arm of Foxconn, has formally launched operations in Serbia and is preparing its first regional distribution and coordination hub for South-East Europe. The…
Russian studios in Serbia boost revenue, but integration gaps limit wider gains
Russian gaming companies that relocated to Serbia are increasingly operating as self-contained “islands,” limiting knowledge transfer and supplier linkages. At the same time, sector growth has…
ZajeÄŤar launches consultation for 370 MW hybrid wind-solar-plus-storage project
ZajeÄŤar in eastern Serbia has opened a public consultation for a large hybrid renewable energy development combining wind, solar and battery storage, targeting about 370 MW…
Serbia heads into 2026 with inflation contained but growth set to slow
Serbia’s inflation outlook for 2026 is expected to stay broadly under control, even as the IMF mission in Belgrade points to a downgrade in GDP growth.…
Weak buyer demand dulls trading on Novi Sad Commodity Exchange, with corn and wheat leading
Trading on the Product Exchange Novi Sad softened as buyer participation weakened across Serbia’s agricultural markets. Corn and wheat remained the main contracts, but supply outpaced…
Serbia’s macro-financial stress test hinges on NIS: energy security meets sanctions risk
Serbia’s most immediate macro-financial vulnerability is concentrated in energy, with NIS at the center of unresolved ownership and sanctions exposure. Because NIS runs the country’s only…
Serbia’s EU integration risk is now a financing variable for investors and lenders
As Serbia’s EU Growth Plan exposure extends beyond direct grants and loans, delays or democratic backsliding are increasingly being priced as higher risk—affecting FDI, bank funding…
Serbia heads into 2026 with ample bank liquidity—now the quality of lending will decide the outcome
Serbia starts 2026 with strong bank capital, abundant liquidity and a record-low NPL ratio, but investors are likely to focus on where that credit goes. The…