Montenegro’s investment landscape took a surprising turn when global investor Mohamed Alabbar announced that he plans to launch a series of advanced AI initiatives in the…
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Montenegro’s national electricity company, EPCG, has revived its battery-storage ambitions only weeks after a major tender collapsed, signalling that the utility remains committed to modernising the…
The financial recovery of the Simo Milošević Institute in Igalo stands out as one of Montenegro’s most unexpected business developments of 2025. Long seen as a…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s decision to invest up to €25 million in Voli Trade marks one of Montenegro’s most significant corporate developments of…
Montenegro closed the third quarter of 2025 on firmer macroeconomic footing, as the Ministry of Finance confirmed that public debt had fallen to €4.76 billion by…
Montenegro’s economic story for 2025 is one of gradual deceleration, a shift that marks the end of a cycle defined by strong post-pandemic rebound and record…
Montenegro’s economic outlook for 2025 is one of cautious stability. The revision of GDP growth to 3.5%, reported by Monte.business, reflects softer external conditions and internal…
Montenegro’s real economy is experiencing a mixed performance in 2025, with moderate expansion in industrial output and a more vigorous revival in services. This uneven pattern,…
Montenegro’s business associations — led by the Privredna komora Crne Gore (PKCG) — have become increasingly vocal in calling for regulatory stability, especially as the government…
Montenegro’s fiscal landscape has long been shaped by volatility: rapid growth cycles, infrastructure megaprojects, and periods of political uncertainty have historically pushed public finances into unpredictable…
