Incode Technologies is expanding its development center in Belgrade, Serbia

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  11 august 2022Serbia aims to reduce its emissions by 40.3% by 2030

  Serbia presented its preliminary targets for the Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan. The government aims to achieve 100 times more solar power and 10 times more wind farm capacity by 2030 with the aim of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 40.3%.

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  09 august 2022Nordlogic joins technology companyAROBS Group

  Technology company AROBS Transilvania Software, announced the full acquisition of Nordlogic, a local group of companies specialized in the development of customized software products and platforms, with offices in Cluj-Napoca, Oradea (Romania) and Seattle (USA).

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  03 august 2022Hisense invests 40 million euros for its new factory in Valevo, Serbia

  The Chinese company Hisense will invest more than 40 million euros in a new factory for the production of cooling devices in the city of Valevo (Central Serbia), Balkanengineer.com learned from Serbianmonitor.com.

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  02 august 2022DataArt opens an office in Bapna, Bulgaria, and saves 50 jobs by the end of the year

  DataArt – a company that creates, maintains and supports software solutions, is opening a new office in Varna, Bulgaria, Balkanengineer.com learned from Money.bg. In this way, the company expands its operations in the Balkan region.

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  28 july 2022KaSis concluded an agreement with fintech expert Rubicon from Albania

  The North Macedonian company KaSis AD Skopje has concluded an agreement with fintech company Rubicon from Albania for cooperation in the field of personalization of chip cards, virtual cards, e-commerce.

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  26 july 2022Romania's Meta Estate Trust has launched an IPO to increase its share capital

  Romanian company Meta Estate Trust, operating in the real estate sector with an innovative investment model, has announced that the Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) has approved the company's initial public offering (IPO) prospectus.

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  12 august 2022The Japanese company Nidec realizes large-scale investments in Belarus and Serbia

  One of the largest companies in the automotive sector in Japan, the manufacturer of electric motors and components Nidec, will open a development center in Sofia, where 100 engineers will be employed by the end of 2022.

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  10 august 2022Makpetrol presented strong financial results in the first half of the year

  For the period January-June 2022, Makpetrol AD (Skopje, North Macedonia) achieved a total revenue of 16.33 billion denars, which is 7.43 billion denars more than last year's value, Balkanengineer.com learned from Denar.mk.

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  05 august 2022Facom (North Macedonia) increased its exports by 89% in the first half of the year

  In the first six months of this year, the North Macedonian manufacturer of steel structures Facom sold goods for 10.4 million euros, which is 43% more compared to the same period last year, Balkanengineer.com learned from Izvoz.mk.

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  04 august 2022EBRD grants 12.5 million euro to Romanian pharmaceutical group Dona

  Dona Group, one of the largest vertically integrated pharmaceutical companies in Romania, will receive €12.5 million granted by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to support its plans to expand.

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  29 july 2022Dronamix will partner up with an Australian company in the production of cargo drones

  The Australian company Quickstep Holdings Limited, a manufacturer of composite solutions for the aviation industry, and the Bulgarian startup for unmanned cargo transportation with transport drones Dronamics have announced a partnership relationship.

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  27 july 2022The airport in Belgrade acquired a solar power plant

  Vinci, the company that operates the Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, Serbia, has confirmed that a solar power plant has been commissioned that will generate electricity for the airport, Balkanengineer.com has learned from Serbianmonitor.com.

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