Serbia’s capital market is showing signs of moving beyond isolated corporate bond deals, with several companies preparing new debt issues by the end of...
Corporate bonds have reappeared and domestic groups are becoming more acquisitive. But Serbia’s deals still depend on bank balance sheets, international institutions and a...
A mid-sized Serbian construction and materials player is moving to execute one of the more ambitious capital market transactions seen on the Belgrade Stock...
Telekom Srbija has scheduled an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting on September 5 to discuss the issuance of long-term corporate bonds for 2025 and 2026.
The company...
Nine companies in Serbia are ready to issue corporate bonds, with 15 more in preparation, according to Assistant Minister of Finance Ognjen Popović. These...
The Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) successfully raised 1.87 billion dinars through its first corporate bond issue on the domestic market, surpassing the minimum...
In the realm of finance, corporate bonds are viewed as a relatively low-risk investment option, offering a consistent and predictable income stream for investors...
Two weeks ago, the Serbian oil company, Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS), received approval from its shareholders to issue corporate bonds worth 5.85 billion dinars (approximately €50...
Telekom Srbija has set its sights on significant growth, aiming for a credit rating, listing on the European stock exchange and issuing corporate bonds....
Corporate bonds in Serbia have yet to gain significant traction despite the government's efforts to incentivize their issuance this year. Experts argue that the...
