Japanese auto components manufacturer Yazaki EMEA has denied claims by former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić that the company plans to lay off around 250 workers at its factory in Šabac, the company said on Tuesday(read more)
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Czech manufacturer confirms Serbia has not signed contract to purchase L-39 Skyfox aircraft
Czech company Aero Vodochody Aerospace said on Tuesday that a contract to sell L-39 Skyfox military trainer aircraft to Serbia had not yet been signed, despite a November 5 statement by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš(read more)
Serbia’s unemployment rate falls to 7.2 percent, but employment also declines
Serbia’s unemployment rate stood at 7.2 percent in the second quarter, down 1.3 percentage points year over year, according to Finance Ministry data.
Belgrade Pharmacies employees seek transfer to national health insurance fund
Employees of Belgrade Pharmacies (Apoteke Beograd) and representatives of other public pharmacy institutions in Serbia submitted an initiative to the Health Ministry on Tuesday seeking to transfer management of public(read more)
Alta banka loses RSD 16.67 billion in deposits in two days, public sector held a quarter of deposits
Alta banka saw RSD 16.67 billion, or 8.47 percent of its deposits, withdrawn in just two days, October 28 and 29, according to a National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decision to revoke its banking license, reviewed by(read more)
RBI to retain Addiko banks in Serbia, Bosnia and Montenegro after Alta banka loses license
Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) said it expects to retain Addiko banks in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro after the National Bank of Serbia revoked the banking license of Alta banka(read more)
Student List pledges swift measures to stabilize Idea retail chain
Serbia’s new government will urgently, responsibly and transparently present measures to stabilize the operations of Idea markets and protect all participants in the supply chain once it is formed, the Student(read more)
EY forecasts Serbia’s GDP growth at 3.2 percent in 2026, new government’s policies uncertain
Serbia’s economic growth could reach 3.2 percent in 2026 and approximately 3 percent in 2027, driven mainly by consumption, but the outlook will depend on the new government’s economic policies and the(read more)
Idea supermarkets’ suppliers initiate debt collection proceedings despite agreement
Several companies initiated enforcement proceedings to collect debts owed by Idea supermarkets last week, despite an earlier agreement at a meeting with around 20 key suppliers not to enforce promissory notes so that(read more)
NIS sale to MOL not yet agreed, Russian owners could reject deal
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Thursday authorized MOL to transfer shares in Serbian oil company NIS to a temporary account and negotiate with its Russian owners, but the sale has not yet been(read more)
