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Foreign capital in Montenegro: Who invests, how they invest and why early entry matters before EU membership

25/11/2025

Foreign direct investment in Montenegro does not arrive randomly. It comes in distinct waves from specific countries, each bringing its own strategic logic, risk...

Montenegro and Japan forge path to prosperity: Strengthening ties for mutual growth

10/04/2024

Japanese corporations have shown significant interest in investing in Montenegro, with several prominent global Japanese brands being represented at a meeting with Prime Minister...

Lidl Montenegro increases registered capital to EUR 23.5 million as expansion plans take shape

26/02/2024

On March 16, the Podgorica-based company Lidl Montenegro, which will manage the planned chain of stores for the well-known German discount retailer, increased its...

While foreigners fill budget, state raises prices to the sky

24/10/2023

Although most of them are still considered tourists by the state, according to some estimates, over 100,000 foreigners who have become residents, with permanent...

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Montenegro is very attractive for investments

29/05/2023

There are numerous areas in which the businessmen of Normandy and Montenegro could cooperate, above all in agriculture, energy, tourism, education. The president of...

Israeli companies invested over 200 million EUR in Montenegro last year

20/05/2023

In 2022 alone, Israeli companies invested more than EUR 200 million in Montenegro, which ranks it among the largest investors in the last year,...

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