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Idea marketi disclosed in its financial statements for last year details of proceedings initiated by the Commission for Protection of Competition (KZK) on October 10, 2024, against the four largest retail chains in(read more)

The news that businessman Davor Macura plans to acquire Idea marketi is not only a surprise, but it raises questions about the motives for entering the retail market, N1 reported, citing Forbes Srbija journalist Petrica(read more)

Minister of Finance Siniša Mali said on Friday in Washington, after a meeting with representatives of Fitch Ratings, that the agency had positively assessed the measures Serbia has taken to preserve macroeconomic(read more)

The company Leoni stated that its factory in Kraljevo continues to operate as planned and has increased productivity since the beginning of the year, following claims by workers that the facility’s operations are at(read more)

In the first three months of this year alone, Serbia’s budget deficit exceeded RSD 96 billion or EUR 818 million and is 245 percent higher than in the first quarter of 2025, when the gap amounted to only RSD 27.8(read more)

The two largest retail chains in Serbia, Delhaize and Idea Marketi, which together employ nearly 20,000 people, recorded a significant deterioration in financial results last year, N1 reports…. This content is for(read more)

Serbia has won an arbitration dispute worth EUR 175 million before the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), initiated against it by the Swiss outdoor advertising company APG SGA and its(read more)

High prices are the dominant problem for tenants in Serbia, regardless of whether they rent property in Belgrade or outside the capital, as indicated by more than 80 percent of participants in a survey conducted by the(read more)

Goran Radosavljević, professor at the Faculty of Economics, Finance and Administration, stated yesterday that it is more likely that Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) will face actual sanctions than that a buyer for the(read more)

Milan Aleksić, adviser for capital investments at the Ministry of Mining and Energy, stated yesterday that Serbia is entering a new investment cycle until 2035, worth EUR 14.4 billion, which is largely focused on the(read more)