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Serbian central bank to transfer RSD33.7bn of 2025 profit to state budget

The National Bank of Serbia will transfer RSD33.7bn, or approximately €287mn, from its 2025 profit to the national budget, providing the government with a sizeable source...

Serbia seeks more than €108mn from EU growth facility after submitting 22 reform milestones

Serbia has submitted its fourth and largest payment request under the European Union’s Western Balkans Growth Plan, asking the European Commission to release more...

Serbia and Romania reopen Đerdap 3 talks as power grids face renewable-energy test

Serbia and Romania have taken a preliminary step towards developing the long-discussed Đerdap 3 pumped-storage hydropower plant, reviving a project that could become one of...

Serbia tightens industrial permitting as carbon costs reshape heavy industry

Serbia’s largest industrial operators are entering a more demanding environmental regime after parliament adopted a new law on integrated pollution prevention and control, replacing...

Serbian companies brace for renewed cost pressure despite lower inflation

Serbia’s headline inflation rate may have eased, but the country’s corporate sector is not yet convinced that the cost shock has passed. Companies are...
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Serbia’s exports outpace imports as trade reaches €74.9bn

Serbia’s merchandise trade expanded substantially in 2025, with exports growing faster than imports and slightly improving the economy’s external coverage ratio. The figures point to...

Serbia links foreign founders’ residence rights to innovation and business substance

Registering a company in Serbia does not automatically give a foreign founder the right to live or work in the country. The distinction is...

Serbia turns to record private bond placement after €3bn market issue

Serbia has raised another €500 million through its first known sovereign private bond placement, adding a less transparent instrument to a borrowing programme that has already...

Serbia balances lower inflation with energy pressure, bank consolidation and grid constraints

Serbia entered 14 July 2026 with a more favourable headline inflation rate but a less comfortable underlying investment picture. Food-price declines have pulled consumer inflation lower,...

Expo 2027 shifts attention from construction volume to delivery discipline

Preparations for Expo 2027 Belgrade, scheduled from 15 May to 15 August 2027, are entering their most execution-sensitive period. The exhibition site and directly supporting infrastructure...
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