Serbia’s foreign-investment cycle is entering a more difficult phase, with fresh data showing a sharp slowdown in new inflows and a stronger movement of...
A growing number of foreign companies operating in Serbia are choosing to establish branches rather than locally incorporated companies, taking advantage of a legal...
Serbia’s industrial model has been built on a combination of competitive labour costs, geographic proximity to European markets, and sustained foreign investment. For much...
The architecture of foreign investment in Serbia is no longer defined solely by government incentives, bilateral agreements, or macroeconomic positioning. Instead, it increasingly operates...
Serbia’s foreign investment success masks a persistent structural gap: the near absence of high and medium-high-tech manufacturing within its FDI portfolio. Despite hosting the...
Foreign investors are recalibrating their approach to Serbia. The era when large inflows were driven primarily by labour-intensive manufacturing and generous employment subsidies is...
Branimir Jovanović, a researcher at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies, projects Serbia’s GDP growth in 2025 to be between 2.0 and 2.5...
For the past seven years, the stable exchange rate of the Serbian dinar has largely been supported by foreign investments, which bring "hard currency"...
Serbia's partnership with Oracle, which plays a key role in attracting foreign investments, is one of the country's strategic priorities, stated Prime Minister Miloš...