Montenegro has imported around €11 billion worth of food since independence, while the number of agricultural holdings has declined by more than 30%, despite an estimated…
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Montenegro needs more than €1 billion over the next decade for drinking-water and wastewater infrastructure, while the World Bank is preparing a new programme focused on…
EPCG Solar Gradnja is developing ground-mounted solar power plants with a combined capacity of approximately 40 MW at Kapino Polje near Nikšić, expanding Montenegro’s state-led renewable…
State-controlled coal producer Rudnik uglja Pljevlja has started commercial operations at a leased asphalt plant in Bušnje, establishing a new business activity as the local economy…
Bar recorded increased tourist activity during the main 2026 season, with both arrivals and overnight stays rising compared with the same period of 2025. The municipality…
Montenegro’s banking sector recorded lower borrowing costs and further improvement in asset quality in July 2026, with non-performing loans reaching their lowest share since 2010. The…
Montenegro’s merchandise trade deficit reached approximately €2.3 billion in the first six months of 2026, as declining goods exports coincided with higher imports. Goods exports fell…
Diesel prices in Montenegro have risen by €0.03 per litre, while retail petrol prices have remained unchanged, increasing operating costs for businesses that rely heavily on…
Montenegrin tourism company Vila Oliva has acquired Hotel Plaža in Herceg Novi for €20.4 million, expanding its coastal hospitality portfolio to more than 3,500 beds. The…
A group of Montenegrin business owners has proposed taking responsibility for modernising Podgorica and Tivat international airports, offering a domestic investment alternative to the long-running foreign…
