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European Commission flags Russian energy exposure as Serbia investment risk

The European Commission’s 2026 assessment identifies Serbia’s reliance on Russian gas and Russian-controlled oil assets as a direct economic and investment risk. It links energy security to fuel supply, financing and business confidence.

MOL’s Proposed NIS Acquisition Could Reshape Southeast Europe’s Oil Market

NIS Returns to Profit as Refining Gains Offset Retail Sales Decline

Serbia’s Fuel Excise Relief Expiry Could Raise Costs for Transport and Industry

Serbia’s Political Transition Could Improve Sovereign Creditworthiness, Scope Says

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Serbia Maintains Petroleum Export Controls Amid NIS Sanctions Uncertainty

Industry

Pančevo and Smederevo Highlight Serbia’s Exposure to Geopolitical Industrial Risks

Companies

Zijin Mining Leads Serbia’s Corporate Earnings as EPS and Steelmakers Face Pressure

ESG

NIS Sanctions Expose Serbia’s Fuel Supply to Broader Economic Risks

Companies

MOL-NIS Deal Uncertainty Raises Risks for Serbia’s Oil Refinery

Economy

Serbia Faces Energy Security Challenges as NIS Sanctions and Russian Gas Dependence Persist

Markets

NIS Moves Closer to Romanian Divestment as Sanctions Complicate Sale to Argenta

Markets

Serbia’s Top 100 Companies Increase Share of Corporate Profits to 43.1%

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