Montenegro’s largest retailer Voli has secured €2.2 million in own funds for an environmental upgrade at its farm in Spuž, but regulatory and political disputes have…
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Voli, Montenegro’s leading domestic retail chain, has embarked on a significant investment initiative exceeding EUR 100 million. This move marks a pivotal moment for the retail,…
Montenegro’s food supply chain is marked by significant structural imbalances that influence market dynamics and investment opportunities. Despite the country’s agricultural potential, local production meets only…
Montenegro’s retail landscape is experiencing significant changes, driven by the country’s leading supermarket chain, Voli. The company is enhancing the role of local producers while decreasing…
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…
Dragan Bokan, founder and owner of Voli, identified the lack of labor as the biggest challenge for Montenegro’s economy, directly affecting productivity and long-term sustainability of…
Paul Foley, a representative of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on the Voli Board of Directors, discussed the company’s growth and strategic focus…
Dear customers, We would like to sincerely thank you for your trust and strong support during the challenges we have faced. Your response has clearly shown…
Montenegro’s Minister of Economic Development, Nik Gjeloshaj, opposed the boycott of local companies, stating it would not improve the situation for citizens or the economy. He…
Zarija Pavićević from Alternativa Crna Gora has announced that commercial margins in the country are significantly higher than the figures presented by major supermarket chains. He…
