Revenues across Serbia’s non-financial corporate sector accelerated sharply in the second quarter while costs increased more slowly, adding evidence that economic growth is spreading...
Serbia’s corporate sector remains highly concentrated economically, with a very small group of large companies accounting for roughly half of the value created by...
Serbia’s corporate sector entered 2026 without a generalised liquidity crisis, but the aggregate figures conceal substantial funding pressure among microenterprises, textile producers, public utilities...
Serbia’s corporate sector delivered another year of profit growth in 2025, but the headline improvement conceals a more uneven redistribution of economic power. Mining and...
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...
Serbia’s corporate sector delivered a stronger financial performance in 2025, with aggregate net profit reaching RSD 957.6 billion (€8.2 billion), an increase of 10.9% compared with the...
Serbia’s non-financial corporate sector entered 2026 with solid revenue growth, highlighting the continued resilience of domestic demand and the increasing importance of technology-driven industries...
Serbia’s corporate sector has entered 2026 with a balance sheet profile that would typically precede an expansion phase. Liquidity is abundant, leverage remains moderate,...
Profitability across Serbia’s corporate sector is increasingly shaped by a persistent imbalance between rising input costs and constrained pricing power. This dynamic, evident across...
