Montenegro has become a significant hub for Turkish business operations, with over 12,900 Turkish companies currently registered in the country. This substantial figure accounts for approximately…
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Montefarm, Montenegro’s state-owned pharmaceutical wholesaler and distributor, has showcased robust financial health and a reliable supply chain throughout 2025. This performance is particularly significant given the…
Montenegro’s economic landscape is increasingly challenged by corporate illiquidity, which has escalated from a structural issue to the foremost barrier hindering economic performance. Despite positive indicators…
In 2025, Montenegro’s luxury hotel sector demonstrated a strong performance, reflecting the resilience of high-end tourism amidst ongoing economic challenges. The year marked a continuation of…
Wizz Air’s recent decision to establish a base for two Airbus A321neo aircraft in Podgorica and launch 14 new routes starting in March 2026 marks a…
The financial results of Montenegro’s largest companies in 2025 reveal a complex economic landscape marked by both resilience and vulnerability. The performance of these corporations serves…
Montenegro’s long-delayed renewal of its passenger rail fleet has taken a concrete step forward, with Swiss rolling-stock manufacturer Stadler submitting the only bid in a public…
The announcement that Aerodromi Crne Gore plans to open new positions in 2026 offers a forward-looking signal about expectations in passenger traffic, service complexity, and infrastructure…
The reported revenue of approximately 49 million euros achieved by Aerodromi Crne Gore in 2025 provides a useful snapshot of Montenegro’s aviation and tourism economy at…
The agreement to establish a new company to manage the Solana represents a renewed attempt to unlock economic value from a long-neglected national asset. Beyond its…
