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The matter of constructing the Buk Bijela hydropower plant was officially concluded by the Montenegrin Ministry of Energy and Mining in 2004, marked by the Parliamentary…

Montenegro’s government has raised $750 million by issuing state bonds on the international market, with a fixed interest rate of 5.88%. The effective interest rate for…

The potential issuance of domestic government bonds could prove to be a success, breathing new life into the capital market, as assessed by Bratislav Pejaković, the…

The Ministry of Finance initiated the presentation of a proposal for the issuance of government bonds to potential investors yesterday. The aim is to secure funds…

The Ministry of Finance is preparing a new issuance of government bonds on the international market to meet the financing needs of this year’s budget, according…

The decision to terminate the concession agreement with the Swiss company Tara Resources, which was supposed to open the Brskovo mine in Mojkovac, will be delayed,…

The government has prepared a new agreement to regulate the new method of calculating concession fees for the use of hydroenergy potential, as reported in the…

The credit rating agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) has upgraded Montenegro’s outlook from “stable” to “positive” while maintaining the credit rating at ‘B/B’, according to the…

The 20 largest state-owned enterprises in Montenegro are facing challenges in maintaining profitability and liquidity management, with an increased risk of entering the insolvency zone, as…

The government today, on the proposal of the Ministry of Finance, appointed Sava Laketić as the acting director of the Tax Administration (TA), confirmed by the…