The excerpt indicates that electric buses are to be purchased to support EXPO 2027, as evidenced by recent amendments to the Procurement Plan for 2025 adopted by the company. In response to claims by Jorgovanka Tabaković, Delez Serbia stated it did not withdraw 130 million euros from Serbia without paying taxes. Following a signing with MidEurope, Imlek is transitioning to ownership by two leading regional food industry figures. Jovanović and Radun assert that the company has strong brands and a solid expansion basis, with negotiations ongoing with three partners; outcomes depend on whether a final deal with a partner is completed, as noted by President Aleksandar Vučić.
The refinery in Pancevo will soon stop unless sanctions against NIS are resolved; reserves are insufficient for the winter, raising threats of shortages, black market activity, and price increases.
The National Bank of Serbia disclosed a warning about possible secondary sanctions due to dealings with NIS, as revealed by Governor Tabaković. The text contains urgent political commentary and personal voice, including statements about integrity, hunger strikes, and possible future consequences for readers.
Additionally, there is a claim about the Faculty of Serbian Studies and state universities, suggesting that the ideas are not novel or aligned with current academic norms. The overall tone mixes business developments with political and socio-economic concerns, without providing verifiable data on sources or processes for the claims.
Author’s note
Author’s résumé (125 characters): A concise synthesis of ongoing Serbian business moves around EXPO 2027, banking cautions, and sectoral shifts, highlighting procurement plans and market concerns.
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