The takeover of Energoprojekt, which entered its final stage in early July after the majority owner increased its stake to more than 90 percent, has been temporarily halted, Bloomberg Adria reported.
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Kraš takeover offer completed
Croatia’s Central Depository & Clearing Company said on Friday that the corporate action related to the takeover offer for Zagreb-based confectionery company Kraš had been completed.
French recycling giant Paprec enters Serbian market
French group Paprec, one of Europe’s leading recycling and waste management companies, is entering the Serbian market by acquiring an 80 percent stake in Austrian company Brantner green solutions, which operates(read more)
Serbia house prices rise 5.25 percent year-on-year
Apartment prices in Serbia continued to rise at a moderate and stable pace in the second quarter of this year, with the overall annual growth rate at 5.25 percent, the Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ) said on Friday(read more)
Belgrade airport handles more than 1 million passengers in July
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled 1.013 million passengers in July, the first time it recorded more than 1 million passengers in that month and only the second time in its history, after August 2025, that it(read more)
Farmers protest on Zrenjanin-Novi Sad road over sunflower purchase price
Farmers from the Aradac Farmers’ Association staged a protest on Sunday on the Zrenjanin-Novi Sad road, at an intersection near the village, over the purchase price of sunflowers, which they say does not reflect(read more)
The Fintech Times: Serbia emerging as new Southeast European fintech hub
British specialist publication The Fintech Times published an analysis identifying Serbia and Belgrade as a potential new fintech hub in Southeast Europe.
Pet-friendly accommodation increasingly available in Serbia
The supply of pet-friendly accommodation in Serbia has increased significantly in recent years and represents one of the fastest-growing segments of tourism, Slobodan Mišić of the specialized portal Pet Friendly Hoteli(read more)
NBS keeps key interest rate at 5.75 percent
The Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided on Thursday to keep the key interest rate at 5.75 percent and to leave the deposit facility rate at 4.5 percent and the lending facility rate at 7 percent.
Expert group on diverting Ibar River to be formed next week
An expert group that will consider diverting the course of the Ibar River will be formed next week, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said on Thursday, commenting on negative reactions from Europe and Priština to his(read more)
