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Serbia clarifies property development loan tax rules as shareholder financing raises risks for investors and banks

Serbian property developers financing construction through shareholder loans and related companies face closer scrutiny of their tax liabilities when completed properties are sold, following...

Serbia’s autumn sowing faces financing squeeze as rising costs and drought threaten 2027 agricultural production

Serbia’s agricultural sector is facing a growing financing squeeze ahead of autumn sowing, with rising input costs, delayed subsidy payments reported by farmers and...

Serbia leads regional digital economy ranking as healthcare technology gap opens new investment market

Serbia has emerged as the strongest performer among three Southeast European economies in converting digital technology into economic and social benefits, but major weaknesses...

Serbia’s central bank signals prolonged financing pressure as energy shock threatens inflation outlook

Serbia’s central bank has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5.75%, warning that rising international energy prices and prolonged geopolitical tensions could revive...

Diaspora transfers become a stronger source of Serbia’s household income

Money sent by workers abroad provided a substantially larger source of external income for Serbia in the first half of 2026, strengthening a financial...

Serbia’s living-standard gains leave a substantial share of households under pressure

Serbia’s improvement in material living standards has left a substantial share of households exposed to poverty or financial insecurity, complicating a consumer-market outlook based...
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Serbian companies enter annual beneficial-owner checks as compliance becomes permanent obligation

Serbian companies will begin their first annual cycle of mandatory beneficial-owner verification from October 1, turning what was previously largely a registration exercise into...

Serbia’s corporate lending surge is creating a new market for financial advisory

Serbian companies are borrowing at one of the strongest rates of recent years, but banks are simultaneously tightening lending standards, creating a growing market...

EIB and Erste open €22 million Serbian green and digital investment facility as EU-backed corporate finance expands

Serbian companies are gaining access to another €22 million of EU-backed financing as the European Investment Bank and Erste Bank launch the country’s first...

EU-backed lending moves beyond credit risk as €56.5 million UniCredit facility ties Serbian corporate finance to employment targets

Serbian companies are set to gain access to €56.5 million in new EU-backed financing through UniCredit, in a programme that links cheaper corporate funding not only...

Serbian corporate borrowing accelerates as investment loans rise 16.5%

Serbian companies accelerated borrowing in 2026, with corporate loans rising 11.6% year on year in July as investment financing expanded faster than working-capital lending. Investment loans increased 16.5%,...

Serbia’s corporate credit boom points to stronger domestic investment cycle

Bank lending to Serbian companies has accelerated sharply in 2026, providing evidence of stronger domestic investment and working-capital demand even as companies remain heavily...
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Serbia revises export VAT rules for 2027 as faster tax refunds put industrial liquidity and bank financing in focus

Serbian manufacturers and exporters will face revised documentation requirements for accelerated value-added tax refunds from January 1, 2027, under a government regulation that could...

Serbia’s mining revenues climb 14.6% as copper expansion and domestic processing reshape industrial investment

Serbia’s mining sector generated almost €100 million in resource-related payments to the state during the first half of 2026, reinforcing its growing importance to...

EU-China hybrid vehicle agreement could accelerate Chinese automotive expansion in Serbia as European trade barriers reshape competition

A new agreement between the European Union and China to sharply reduce Chinese hybrid vehicle exports to the bloc could accelerate competition in Serbia’s...

Serbia’s decade of agricultural stagnation exposes investment gap as European farm economy expands

Serbia’s agricultural sector has failed to achieve sustained production growth over the past decade, exposing a widening investment challenge for farmers, food processors and...

Serbia’s mining revenues rise 14.6% to €99 million as government targets higher-value mineral processing

Serbia’s mining industry generated almost €100 million in resource-related payments to the state during the first half of 2026, strengthening its importance to public...
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