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Pljevlja Coal Company Launches Asphalt Plant Amid Economic Transition

The state-owned coal producer Rudnik uglja Pljevlja has initiated commercial operations at its newly leased asphalt plant, marking a strategic shift to diversify the...

Bar tourism growth strengthens Montenegro’s extended coastal season

The municipality of Bar has experienced a notable increase in tourist activity during the 2026 season, attributed to heightened accommodation demand and an expanding...

Montenegro’s Banking Sector Reports Decreased Lending Rates and Low Bad Loans

The banking sector in Montenegro is experiencing a period of stable asset quality alongside a trend of declining borrowing costs, despite uncertainties regarding future...

Montenegro’s Trade Deficit Reaches €2.3 Billion in First Half of 2026

During the first half of 2026, Montenegro reported a merchandise trade deficit of approximately €2.3 billion, highlighting ongoing challenges in the country's domestic production...

Diesel Price Increase Pressures Montenegrin Business Costs

In Montenegro, diesel prices have risen by €0.03 per litre, while retail petrol prices remain stable. This increase is significant for various sectors as...

Vila Oliva Acquires Hotel Plaža in Herceg Novi for €20.4 Million

Vila Oliva, a Montenegrin tourism enterprise, has finalized the acquisition of Hotel Plaža located in Herceg Novi for a total of €20.4 million. This...

Montenegrin Business Group Proposes Domestic Control Over Airports

A coalition of Montenegrin entrepreneurs has expressed interest in modernizing the country's two international airports, Podgorica and Tivat, amid ongoing discussions regarding their operational...

Montenegro’s Banking Sector Sees Growth in Assets and Capital Amid Rising Lending

The banking sector in Montenegro concluded the first half of 2026 with €1.44 billion in liquid assets, as robust lending practices propelled total bank...
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