Montenegro has allocated €305 million for capital expenditure in 2026 within a wider public-investment framework containing 396 projects with a stated aggregate value approaching €9.7 billion.…
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Montenegro’s construction industry recorded stronger activity in the second quarter of 2026 as residential development and an expanding programme of public infrastructure works increased the volume…
Average prices for newly built residential property in Montenegro reached approximately €2,445 per square metre in the first quarter of 2026, bringing the housing market increasingly…
Montenegro’s Development Bank is expanding its role in financing business investment, with programmes covering production, technology, working capital, agriculture, food processing and other areas of private-sector…
Montenegro launched a domestic instant-payment system in July, enabling funds to be transferred between bank accounts within seconds at any time, with all 11 banks participating…
The cost of borrowing in Montenegro has declined as bank lending continues to expand at double-digit rates, while the Central Bank of Montenegro is maintaining additional…
Montenegro’s banking sector continued to expand its lending activity in 2026 while maintaining a low level of non-performing loans, with total credit reaching approximately €5.77 billion…
Montenegro is preparing a new system for reviewing foreign investments from non-EU countries, after the government approved a proposal on 31 July 2026 to establish a…
Montenegro’s combination of hydropower, lignite generation and a direct electricity connection with Italy is creating distinct opportunities for domestic industrial buyers and cross-border renewable power sales.…
Montenegro is positioning itself as a specialist nearshoring destination built around euro payments, EU convergence and access to tourism, maritime and energy sectors rather than a…
