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Serbia sets ambitious goals for hazelnut production
Serbia’s Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, Dragan Glamočić, announced yesterday the formation of a working group tasked with developing the country’s first “hazelnut excellence(read more)
Gross FX reserves reached EUR 29.05 billion at end of September
Gross foreign exchange reserves of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) stood at EUR 29.05 billion at the end of September, marking an increase of EUR 441 million compared to the end of August, the central bank announced(read more)
Farmers begin two-day protest, tractors parked outside Vojvodina government in Novi Sad
Farmers’ associations across Serbia launched two days of road blockades yesterday, running from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in several cities, demanding that the government fulfill the promises given earlier. … This content(read more)
Zijin halts smelter for ninth time this year
Metallurgical facilities in Bor, with the exception of the electrolytic refining plant, have been shut down for the ninth time this year due to scheduled maintenance…. This content is for Osnovni members only(read more)
BAS offers shares to existing shareholders only
Belgrade Bus Station (BAS) announced yesterday a share offering limited exclusively to its existing shareholders, who have the right of first refusal in proportion to the number of shares they held as of October 3 this(read more)
Serbia Zijin Mining most profitable company in Serbia
The company Serbia Zijin Mining from Bor was the most profitable business entity in Serbia last year, with a net profit of RSD 83.7 billion, while the top spot among loss-making firms went to Continental Automotive(read more)
EPS: Drought moves hydropower production to historic low
Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) announced on Friday that, due to extremely unfavorable hydrological conditions in the second consecutive year of drought, electricity production from the company’s hydropower plants will(read more)
Australian mining corporation Bindi Metals to explore for gold in the Ibar Valley
Australian mining corporation Bindi Metals, specialized in the exploration of copper and rare metals, has signed a binding agreement with the company RedCreek to acquire the Ravni gold exploration project in the Ibar(read more)
Royal Jordanian to launch Belgrade service in April
Royal Jordanian Airlines will introduce a new year-round service between Amman and Belgrade in April 2026, with flights to be scheduled shortly, the EX-YU Aviation News portal has learned…. This content is for(read more)
