Serbian passenger rail operator Srbijavoz will receive six Vectron electric locomotives manufactured by Siemens Mobility Austria next year.
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Minth to build fourth factory in Šabac
Serbia’s Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure has issued Minth Metal Parts Balkan (MMPB) a construction permit for a new plant in Majur, a suburb of Šabac.
Kodar Energomontaža seeks to raise EUR 50 million
Kodar Energomontaža will issue its first green long-term dinar-denominated bonds on the Belgrade Stock Exchange, totaling RSD 5.86 billion (EUR 50 million), to raise funds to finance the construction of renewable energy(read more)
Ten programs for small businesses offer grants covering 40 to 100 percent of costs
Serbia has allocated RSD 3.6 billion for a new support package for small businesses, with programs open to applications from entrepreneurs, micro and small enterprises, cooperatives and associations, Economy Minister(read more)
EXPO 2027 awards ticket-printing contract to banknote printing institute
EXPO 2027 said on Tuesday it had awarded a contract worth RSD 38.2 million for the production and printing of tickets for the specialized exhibition to the Belgrade-based Institute for Manufacturing Banknotes and Coins.
State converts RSD 2.8 billion of Simpo debt into equity
Vranje-based company Simpo said the state had converted claims of nearly RSD 3 billion against the company into equity through a new share issue, further increasing its stake while reducing the book value per share.
Belgrade Arena concession after all?
President Aleksandar Vučić said on Tuesday, alongside Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić, that the best option would be to grant a concession for the Belgrade Arena and launch a tender because “we do not know how to(read more)
Alpac Capital takes over ANN media outlets, dismisses all directors
Pedro Vargas Santos David, owner of Portuguese company Alpac Capital, was registered on Monday with the Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR) as director of all independent media outlets within Adria News Network(read more)
Vesić and Dimoski remain free despite confirmed indictment
Although the Court of Appeal confirmed the indictment over the collapse of the canopy at the Novi Sad Railway Station more than a month ago, former Construction Minister Goran Vesić and his assistant Anita Dimoski(read more)
Dačić: SPS to run separately in parliamentary and presidential elections
Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) President Ivica Dačić said the party would run separately in the upcoming elections and rejected speculation that it was negotiating a pre-election coalition with the Serbian Progressive(read more)
