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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...

Serbian banks prepare to tighten corporate lending after years of easy expansion

Serbian companies may find credit less difficult to obtain than in many European markets, but banks are signalling that the period of broadly expanding...

Serbian companies still borrow as if banks are the only market

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...

Import deflation gives Serbian companies a temporary margin advantage

Falling import prices created a significant cost advantage for Serbian businesses during the first five months of 2026, allowing companies to purchase larger physical quantities...

Serbia’s fast-growing companies double revenues in three years as construction, IT and outsourcing lead expansion

A growing group of Serbian companies has doubled its revenues over the past three years, signalling a structural shift toward higher-growth business models despite...

EU has started to charge the CBAM tax on products of Serbian companies that emit CO₂: Collection next year, risk of inflation

The European Union has begun applying a carbon emissions tax known as CBAM on products of Serbian companies, exporters told Nova Ekonomija, who fear...

Serbian contractors generate 21.6 billion dinars in construction works abroad in 2024

Contractors from Serbia performed works abroad in 2024 valued at a total of 21,589 million dinars, according to the Republic Statistical Office (RZS). The...

Serbia faces economic challenges as U.S. tariffs on aluminum and steel impact local businesses

The ongoing tariff battles between China and the United States are reverberating across global markets, and their impact is now being felt by Serbian...

Serbia’s business elite owes over 1.6 billion euros: A look at key liabilities

Ten business empires linked to the ruling political establishment in Serbia owe a total of 195.1 billion dinars (or 1.6 billion euros), according to...
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