A total of 113,161 companies were active in Serbia in 2024, with the majority being micro-enterprises—96,706 of them—each employing up to nine workers, according to data published by the Statistical Office of the(read more)
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NIS submits request to U.S. Department of the Treasury for further sanctions deferral
The Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS) announced on Friday that it has submitted a new request to the U.S. Department of the Treasury for the issuance of a special license that would further delay the full(read more)
SANU Energy Committee outlines key strategic interests in energy sector
Serbia should ensure a secure, accessible, and sustainable energy supply for both its population and economy, while reducing dependence on imports, according to the document “Social Agreement”, prepared by(read more)
Ryanair urges EU response over air traffic control strike in Serbia
Europe’s largest low-cost airline, Ryanair, stated on Saturday that it had to cancel 99 flights affecting 17,800 passengers during the first two days of the strike by the Serbian Air Traffic Controllers’ Union (SKL)(read more)
Film industry facing uncertainty amid delayed incentives
Despite a strong nominal cumulative growth of 197% in gross value added (GVA) between 2018 and 2022, Serbia’s film industry is currently facing heightened uncertainty, Biznis.rs reports.
EPS initiates process for electricity price increase
The General Director of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), Dušan Živković, announced yesterday that the company has initiated the process for an electricity price increase.
Kumho Tire Postpones Plans for European Factory
Following recent developments in tire manufacturing in Serbia by Chinese and Japanese companies, news emerged in May that one of South Korea’s largest tire producers, Kumho Tire, was considering the country as a(read more)
Crvena Zvezda earned EUR 475 million over the past decade
Red Star Belgrade (FK Crvena Zvezda), widely regarded as the most successful football club in Serbia in terms of national championships and cup titles, has generated EUR 475 million in revenue over the past decade(read more)
Unions demand minimum wage of EUR 600–750, employers warn of business closures
At a session held yesterday by the Council of the Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions of Serbia (SSSS), a proposal was reviewed to set the minimum wage for 2026 at RSD 70,000, or approximately EUR 600.
Strickland shifts focus to Serbia following sale of project in Australia
Australian company Strickland Metals will concentrate its efforts on gold exploration in Serbia following the finalized sale of its Yandal gold project in Western Australia.
