Serbia’s Commission for the Protection of Competition has confirmed that it approved the sale of United Group’s media outlets that are members of the Adria News Network (ANN), the union representing the Nova(read more)
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Soko begins testing in Hungary
Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Aleksandra Sofronijević said on Thursday that Serbia’s Soko train had begun testing on the Hungarian section of the Belgrade-Budapest railway.
Serbia borrowed EUR 5.2 billion in 2025
The final accounts for Serbia’s 2025 state budget, which lawmakers are due to adopt at the current parliamentary session, show that the state directly borrowed EUR 5.2 billion in 2025, with by far the largest bank loan(read more)
Messer Tehnogas shares nearly double in a month
Shares in Messer Tehnogas have surged over the past month, with the price nearly doubling to a record RSD 60,000.
First sale attempt for JAT apartments on Kopaonik fails
The first attempt to sell the JAT apartments on Kopaonik failed because no one submitted a valid bid of at least EUR 5.1 million, the starting price, news portal Nova.rs reported.
Damage in Deliblato Sands needs to be assessed
Branko Stajić, dean of the Faculty of Forestry in Belgrade, said on Wednesday that restoration of the Deliblato Sands would not begin immediately and that the damage first needed to be assessed and the terrain(read more)
Payments to citizens to be funded from April and May borrowing
Lawmakers are due to adopt the Serbian government’s proposal to revise this year’s budget, increasing the state budget deficit, Nova ekonomija reported.
IMF warns of weak fiscal risk management in Serbia
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) published its Fiscal Transparency Evaluation for Serbia on Friday.
North Macedonia plans Alexandroupolis LNG link from early 2028
North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said his country planned to be connected to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Alexandroupolis in early 2028 and to enable the transport of U.S.
Large companies account for just 0.6 percent of firms but generate 50.4 percent of GVA
Although large companies in Serbia account for just 0.6 percent of all enterprises in the non-financial sector, they generate 50.4 percent of total gross value added (GVA) and 42.2 percent of total turnover, Nova(read more)
