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…
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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…
Montenegro’s southern region continues to attract investment in tourism, hotels, real estate and related services, while infrastructure constraints, labour shortages and limited coastal land are increasing…
Montenegro’s environmental assessment rules cover a broad range of tourism, property, renewable-energy, industrial and infrastructure investments, with projects divided between mandatory assessment and case-by-case screening. The…
Montenegro has imposed €99,000 in anti-money-laundering penalties on gambling companies and responsible individuals after completing 12 comprehensive AML and counter-terrorist-financing inspections, more than twice the five…
US companies have submitted expressions of interest for Montenegro’s proposed €2.8 billion Adriatic-Ionian motorway corridor and a separate project focused on cargo scanning and border-control modernisation.…
Montenegro and Japan have established a five-year energy cooperation framework covering electricity systems, grid stability, power markets and LNG, creating a basis for future cooperation involving…
Montenegro has begun preparing legislation that would introduce foreign investment screening on national-security and public-order grounds, creating an additional regulatory stage for certain acquisitions and major…
Montenegro’s conventional state aid fell 75.79% to €2.87 million in 2025, from around €11.85 million in 2024, while a separate €22.25 million was distributed through de…
