The future ownership of Serbia’s oil industry has quietly become one of the most consequential economic questions in Southeast Europe.
For years, Naftna Industrija Srbije...
The negotiations surrounding the future ownership of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) have entered one of their most sensitive stages, with discussions between Gazprom Neft, Hungary’s MOL Group and Serbian...
The ongoing negotiations surrounding the potential transfer of Russian ownership in Serbia’s oil company NIS to Hungary’s MOL are no longer simply a corporate...
Serbian energy company Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) invested approximately RSD 4.9 billion in oil and gas exploration activities during the first quarter of the year, underscoring...
The future ownership structure of Serbia’s oil giant Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) has entered an increasingly uncertain and politically sensitive phase as negotiations between the Serbian...
Serbia’s only operational oil refinery in Pančevo processed approximately 336,000 tonnes of crude oil in April 2026, according to data cited by domestic energy-sector sources,...
Serbia entered 2026 with one of the fastest economic growth rates in Europe, but new pressure points are beginning to emerge across the country’s industrial base....
Russian oil major Gazprom Neft has entered what officials describe as the “active stage” of negotiations to sell its controlling interest in Serbia’s oil...
The ongoing negotiations surrounding the future ownership structure of Serbia’s oil and gas company NIS are rapidly evolving into one of the most strategically...
Serbia’s energy sector has re-emerged as the central transmission channel for geopolitical risk into the domestic economy, with the unresolved ownership structure of Naftna...
Efforts to resolve the ownership structure of Serbia’s oil and gas company NIS have slowed, as negotiations become increasingly shaped by geopolitical constraints rather...
Negotiations between MOL and the Serbian government over the future structure of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) are exposing a structural paradox at the heart...