Construction of the National Stadium in Surčin is far behind schedule, and EUR 21.5 million was allocated from Serbia’s state budget for its construction last year, just 13.6 percent of the planned EUR 158(read more)
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EPS stabilizes output but remains in poor shape, experts say
Serbian state-owned utility EPS has partially stabilized production following the crisis at the beginning of the decade, but the company has yet to fully recover, according to the “Electric Power Sector of the(read more)
Oil pipeline to Hungary insufficient for diversification, expert warns
Construction of the Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline would increase Serbia’s energy security, but the country should also develop other supply routes, Milun Babić, president of the Assembly of the Serbian Association of(read more)
EPS seeks consultant for final preparation of Bistrica pumped-storage tender
Serbian state-owned utility EPS has launched a public procurement procedure to select a consultant to prepare an international tender for the construction of the Bistrica pumped-storage hydropower plant in southwestern(read more)
Minth Group companies to receive another EUR 28.89 million in state incentives
Minth Automotive Europe and Minth Metal Parts Balkan will receive a total of EUR 28.89 million in state incentives for new production facilities in Loznica and Šabac under agreements with the Economy Ministry, Nova(read more)
NALED presents Serbia’s first public database of social enterprises
The National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) on Wednesday presented Serbia’s first public database of social enterprises, created in cooperation with Smart Kolektiv and the Government of Sweden to(read more)
Consumption a key driver of economic growth
Serbian consumers are showing no signs of hitting the brakes for now, giving domestic demand a role as one of the main drivers of economic growth this year, Bloomberg Adria reported.
Economic offense reports rise by a third, convictions largely unchanged
The number of legal entities and responsible persons reported for economic offenses in Serbia last year rose 35 percent from 2024, while the number of convictions did not record a comparable increase, according to data(read more)
Masoutis registers domain in Serbia
Masoutis, Greece’s second-largest retail chain, recently registered an internet domain for the Serbian market, with its headquarters, Diamantis Masoutis SA, based in Thermi, a suburb of Thessaloniki, listed as the(read more)
Concession agreement for Pavlović Bridge over Drina expires
The concession agreement for Pavlović Bridge over the Drina River, which crosses into Republika Srpska near the village of Badovinci, expired on Tuesday, with Serbia taking over management of the bridge, RTS reported.
