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Serbia to press ahead with Q2 bond auctions as domestic funding signals turn uneven
Serbia plans to continue its active sovereign borrowing programme into Q2 2026, following a heavy start to the year and a March auction that undershot issuance…
Serbia and Azerbaijan take next step on Niš gas plant, funding design work
Serbia and [[PRRS_LINK_1]] have agreed to jointly finance the design phase of a new combined-cycle gas power plant in Niš, moving the project from agreement into…
Serbia’s near-source buildout aims to turn supply-chain proximity into an EU-grade industrial platform
Serbia is developing a multi-layer near-source model spanning materials, manufacturing, logistics, energy and services—designed to fit European industry needs while offering investors diversified return profiles. The…
Serbia positions for embedded services role in EU supply chains as ICT scales pre-production work
Serbia’s ICT sector is expanding into pre-production functions and digital services, with exports estimated at €3–4 billion annually and margins often in the 25–35% EBITDA range.…
Serbia’s path to EU supply-chain scale hinges on power availability and decarbonisation
Serbia’s rise as a near-source supplier to the EU is increasingly limited by electricity—both its price and the need to decarbonise generation. With industrial loads concentrated…
Serbia’s logistics build-out strengthens its role in EU supply-chain routing
A JRC analysis points to Serbia’s growing function as a logistics and distribution hub, supported by corridor geography and expanding warehouse capacity. New parks near Belgrade…
Serbia’s manufacturing shift toward EU supply chains is driven by cost, energy and incremental upgrading
A JRC analysis points to Serbia’s growing integration into European industrial systems through a dense base of intermediate manufacturers—especially in low- and medium-tech production tied to…
Serbia’s copper and steel build-out could turn proximity into EU supply-chain leverage
A JRC-linked assessment frames Serbia’s industrial role as shifting from selling raw materials to supplying the EU with copper and steel that can meet rising electrification…
Serbia’s wage rise is forcing FDI investors to rethink returns
As Serbia’s labour market tightens, wages are set to converge toward higher European levels, compressing margins for labour-heavy manufacturers and logistics operators. The shift is already…
Serbia warehouses move toward institutional logistics as infrastructure and financing reshape returns
Serbia’s logistics real estate market is evolving from a developer-led yield play into an institutional platform business, supported by cross-border trade and stronger tenant quality. Even…