The actual value of 42 plots and 44 buildings at the Belgrade Fair, which recently became the property of Sava Properties 2026, is as much as EUR 59 million higher than their appraised value.
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Messer Tehnogas lifts Belex15 to top global ranking
Belex15, the benchmark index of the Belgrade Stock Exchange, was the world’s best-performing index on Wednesday based on its five-day gain, which amounted to 5.36 percent from Aug.
Belgrade-based Jasmin expands in North Macedonia
Belgrade-based perfume retailer Jasmin plans to take control of Jasmin Parfimerija in Skopje, which is wholly owned by Matoss Grupa, Forbes Srbija reported.
Serbian natural and organic cosmetics eye global market
Micro companies account for 84.1 percent of natural and organic cosmetics producers in Serbia, while women make up 79 percent of employees, the Biznis portal reported.
CPE: Living wage for 2026 stands at RSD 154,740
The living wage for this year stands at RSD 154,740.
Serbia introduces new drone rules, bans flights near borders and highways
The Serbian government has adopted a regulation governing the use of drones.
NBS foreign exchange reserves rise to EUR 30.5 billion
Gross foreign exchange reserves of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) stood at around EUR 30.5 billion at the end of July, up EUR 893 million from the end of June, the NBS said on Tuesday.
“Vučić cannot change the course of the Ibar, he would have to tear down hills and mountains”
Retired professor of hydraulic engineering and hydrology Jovan Despotović told the FoNet news agency that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s statements about changing the course of the Ibar River were like(read more)
Thaçi’s detention extended in war crimes case
The trial panel in the war crimes case against former leaders of the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) Hashim Thaçi, Kadri Veseli, Rexhep Selimi and Jakup Krasniqi ordered an extension of Thaçi’s detention.
Montenegro’s prime minister criticizes Serbian president
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said on Tuesday that Montenegro did not want conflict with Serbia but good-neighborly relations, while maintaining a clear European policy.
