Montenegro’s corporate rulebook tightens as EU accession moves from policy to compliance

As of 20 August 2026, Montenegro is going through its...

Montenegro’s fintech opportunity: A euro-based laboratory for payments, tourism and financial innovation

Montenegro will not compete with Europe’s largest fintech centres...

Montenegro’s EU accession moment: Can reform become an investment strategy?

For Montenegro, EU accession is often discussed as a...

Montenegro’s labour shortage is no longer just a summer problem

Montenegro has unemployment and labour shortages at the same...

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Montenegro registers first crypto-asset service provider as regulatory framework takes shape

Montenegro’s Capital Market Commission has registered the country’s first...

Montenegro budget revenue rises 8.7% as capital spending accelerates

Montenegro’s budget revenues rose sharply in the first seven...

Montenegro bank lending jumps 12% as household deposits pass €2.5bn

Montenegro’s banking system is moving deeper into a high-liquidity,...

Montenegro’s banks are becoming as large as its economy

Montenegro’s banking system has passed €8bn in assets. That puts its...

Montenegro’s inflation is moving from the petrol pump to the hotel desk

Montenegro’s inflation rate remained at 3.6% in June. The stability of...
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Perućica restores 190 MW as Pljevlja outage raises Montenegro import risk

Montenegro’s Perućica hydropower plant has returned 190 megawatts of capacity to the grid after scheduled maintenance, easing pressure on the electricity system at a time when an outage...

Montenegro prepares €50 million World Bank-backed energy transition plan for Pljevlja

Montenegro is preparing a roughly €50 million energy-transition programme for the northern town of Pljevlja with the World Bank, targeting renewable heating, district-heating expansion and household...

Montenegro advances EU financial-group supervision reform

Montenegro’s government has approved amendments to legislation governing financial conglomerates, moving another piece of financial-sector regulation towards parliament as the country works to align...

Montenegro growth accelerates to 3.8% as investment strengthens

Montenegro’s economy expanded 3.8% year on year in the second quarter of 2026, accelerating from growth of 2.6% in the first three months as investment increased and...

Heat and biosecurity pressures push Montenegro’s vineyards towards precision farming

Montenegro’s wine growers are facing simultaneous pressure from extreme heat and vineyard pests, strengthening the business case for investment in monitoring, irrigation, laboratory diagnostics...

Montenegro explores domestic drug production as Montefarm seeks manufacturing role

Montenegro is exploring domestic production of selected medicines through state-owned pharmaceutical distributor Montefarm, a move that could reduce some supply risks but would require investment...

Hungary’s 4iG weighs Montenegro energy investments as state data-centre project advances

Hungarian technology group 4iG is considering investments in renewable energy, power networks, energy supply and digital infrastructure in Montenegro, widening its presence in the Balkan country...

Montenegro rail workers threaten wider shutdown after nationwide warning strike

More than half the workforce at Montenegro’s state passenger rail operator joined a warning strike on Sept. 2, halting trains for an hour and...
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Montenegro explores domestic drug production as Montefarm seeks manufacturing role

Montenegro is exploring domestic production of selected medicines through...

Hungary’s 4iG weighs Montenegro energy investments as state data-centre project advances

Hungarian technology group 4iG is considering investments in renewable energy, power...

EPCG advances €26 million Gvozd 2 wind expansion as construction moves ahead

Montenegro’s state power utility EPCG has advanced construction of its 21 MW...

Montenegro launches airport expansion drive as passenger growth tests Podgorica and Tivat capacity

Montenegro has launched an accelerated programme to expand its...

Montenegro’s Novi Boksiti targets China exports as underground mining plan advances

Montenegro’s Novi Boksiti plans to begin exporting bauxite to China and...
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Narrative control and ESG communication shape Montenegro’s next investment cycle across energy, tourism and infrastructure

Montenegro’s economic model—anchored in high-value tourism, energy development, and...

EU accession reforms and the transformation of Montenegro’s corporate framework

Montenegro’s long path toward membership in the European Union...

Carbon offsets, ESG and CSRD in Montenegro: Implications for international brands

Montenegro’s positioning as a luxury tourism, real estate and...

Digitalization as a pre-accession growth engine in Montenegro

Montenegro’s approach to digitalization is entering a decisive phase,...
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Montenegro targets Mediterranean meetings market to extend tourism beyond summer

Montenegro could develop into a significant Mediterranean destination for...

Montenegro’s tourism boom still ends at the coast

Montenegro’s July tourism data offer another reminder that the...

Montenegro national parks draw 710,000 visitors as northern tourism growth accelerates

Montenegro’s national parks are recording another year of strong...

Montenegro’s tourists are checking into apartments, not hotels

Montenegro’s tourism industry appears to be having another good...

Žabljak targets record 300,000 nights as Montenegro’s tourism growth moves north

Montenegro’s tourism economy remains overwhelmingly associated with the Adriatic...

Bar’s August tourism surge challenges Montenegro’s weak early-season narrative

Montenegro’s 2026 tourism season is developing into a more...
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Montenegro court measures put minority shareholder rights in focus in Vijesti ownership dispute

Interim court measures blocking proposed ownership changes at companies behind Montenegro’s Vijesti media group are emerging as a wider test of minority shareholder protections...

Montenegro builds regional farm service hubs to reduce administrative burden

Montenegro is expanding a network of regional agricultural centres intended to bring farm payments, advisory services, veterinary controls and inspections under one roof, part...

Montenegro plans foreign investment screening, adding new hurdle for M&A deals

Montenegro is preparing a foreign investment screening regime that could subject acquisitions in healthcare, technology, logistics, food production and other strategic sectors to national-security...

Montenegro exports less in real terms than two decades ago as import dependence deepens

Montenegro exports less merchandise in real terms than it did two decades ago while imports have surged, leaving the small Adriatic economy increasingly dependent...

Montenegro net FDI falls 7.6% as property absorbs more than half of foreign capital

Montenegro’s net foreign direct investment fell in the first half of 2026 even as overall inflows edged higher, highlighting the economy’s continuing dependence on...

Montenegro’s new Waste Law turns producers into buyers of environmental services

Montenegro’s latest waste legislation changes something more fundamental than recycling targets. It begins transferring the economic responsibility for discarded products away from municipalities and...

Green power exporters turn to MRV dashboards as CBAM reporting rules tighten

Renewable electricity producers seeking to use installation-specific emissions under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will need to prove far more than the...

CBAM turns Montenegro’s Italy cable into a test for verified green power

Montenegro has one of the Western Balkans’ best physical routes into the European Union electricity market. The problem is that Europe’s new carbon border...