AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Security: The US extended its sanctions waiver for Serbia’s NIS, letting the company keep importing crude and run the Pančevo refinery until September 30, giving Belgrade “breathing room” while talks continue over transferring the Russian majority stake to MOL. Regional Transport: The Danube’s record-low levels are squeezing fuel logistics and freight capacity, while Serbia and Bulgaria flagged the need to coordinate rail works to protect cross-border cargo flows. Climate Impact on Industry: Drought across the Danube basin is hitting fish farming and river traffic, with businesses facing millions in damage as water temperatures and shrinking habitats threaten stocks. Mining & Investment Watch: A Serbia-focused gold/copper explorer, Strickland Metals, is drawing renewed attention as investors re-rate its Rogozna project amid shifting market sentiment. Infrastructure & Construction: Vučić highlighted new road and industrial-zone work in Mačva, including plans tied to upcoming tenders and bridge/bypass projects.
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