List of companies of Serbia

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Location of Serbia

Serbia is a sovereign state situated at the crossroads between Central and Southeast Europe, covering the southern part of the Pannonian Plain and the central Balkans. Relative to its small territory, it is a diverse country distinguished by a transitional character, situated along cultural, geographic, climatic and other boundaries. Serbia is landlocked and borders Hungary to the north; Romania and Bulgaria to the east; North Macedonia and Albania to the south; and Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro to the west.Thanks to its highways (Corridors 10 and 11) and river network (the total length of navigable rivers and channels is 1,395 km), especially Danube river which passes through the country and its capital city Belgrade, Serbia is connected with other important countries such as Turkey, Greece, Austria, Germany, Slovakia, Italy and many more. Serbia numbers around 7 million residents. [1] and its capital, Belgrade. The capital city Belgrade, with its rich history, is one of the oldest cities in Europe and the largest city in the region with a population of over 1,600,000 people. Besides Belgrade, some of the other important cities are: Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica, Šabac, Čačak, Kruševac, Kraljevo, Užice.

Contents

For further information on the types of business entities in this country and their abbreviations, see "Business entities in Serbia".

Notable firms

This list includes notable companies with primary headquarters located in the country. The industry and sector follow the Industry Classification Benchmark taxonomy. Organizations which have ceased operations are included and noted as defunct.

Notable companies
Status: P=Private, S=State; A=Active, D=Defunct
NameIndustrySectorHeadquartersFoundedNotesStatus
  
14. oktobar Industrials Industrial machinery Kruševac 2016 Heavy machinery PA
A1 Srbija Telecommunications Mobile telecommunications Belgrade 2007 Part of Telekom Austria PA
AIK Banka Financials Banks Belgrade 1995 Commercial bank PA
Air Serbia Consumer services Airlines Belgrade 1927 Largest airline of Serbia PA
Apatin Brewery Consumer goods Brewers Apatin 1756 Brewery PA
Aviogenex Consumer services Airlines Belgrade 1968 Charter airline, defunct 2015 PD
Bambi Consumer goods Food products Požarevac 1967 Biscuits, chocolates PA
Banca Intesa Beograd Financials Banks Belgrade 1991 Bank PA
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport Consumer services Airlines Belgrade 1992 Airport operations PA
Belgrade Stock Exchange Financials Investment Services Belgrade 1894 Stock exchange PA
BIP Consumer goods Brewers Belgrade 1839 Brewery PA
Carlsberg Srbija Consumer goods Brewers Bačka Palanka 1892 Brewery, part of Carlsberg Group (Denmark) PA
C-market Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Belgrade 1971 Supermarket chain PD
Color Press Group Consumer services Publishing Novi Sad 1992 Publisher PA
ComTrade Group Technology Software Belgrade 1996 Software, IT Solutions, Consulting PA
Crédit Agricole Srbija Financials Banks Novi Sad 1991 Part of Crédit Agricole (France) PA
DDOR Novi Sad Financials Full line insurance Novi Sad 1945 Insurance PA
Delta DMD Consumer goods Food products Belgrade 1997 Part of Delta Holding PA
Delta Holding Conglomerates Holding Belgrade 1991 Agribusiness, real-estate, retail and wholesale PA
Dijamant Consumer goods Food products Zrenjanin 1997 Edible oil PA
Direktna Banka Financials Banks Kragujevac 1995 Bank PA
Dunav osiguranje Financials Full line insurance Belgrade 1963 Insurance SA
EI Niš Industrials Electronic equipment Niš 1948 Electronics manufacturer PD
Elektromreža Srbije Utilities Conventional electricity Belgrade 2005 State-owned national electricity transmission SA
Elektroprivreda Srbije Utilities Conventional electricity Belgrade 1991 State-owned electrical utility SA
Elixir Group Consumer goods Farming & fishing Šabac 1990 Agribusiness PA
Emotion Production Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 2003 Television PA
Endava Serbia Technology Software Belgrade 1992 Formerly PS Tech & Comtrade Digital now Part of Endava Group PA
Energoprojekt holding Industrials Heavy construction Belgrade 1951 Construction PA
EPS Elektrokosmet Utilities Conventional electricity Pristina 1989 De jure operating, part of EPS SA
EPS Surface Mining Kosovo Basic materials Coal Obilić, Kosovo 1991 De jure operating, part of EPS SA
EPS TPP Kosovo Utilities Conventional electricity Obilić, Kosovo 1991 De jure operating, part of EPS SA
Erste Bank Novi Sad Financials Banks Novi Sad 1864 Bank PA
Eurobank a.d. Financials Banks Belgrade 1997 Part of Eurobank Ergasias (Greece) PA
Fabrika automobila Priboj Consumer goods Automobiles Priboj 1952 Automotive SA
Fabrika reznog alata Industrials Industrial suppliers Čačak 1953 Tools SA
FCA Srbija Consumer goods Automobiles Kragujevac 1953 Part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (UK) PA
Flores Consumer goods Distillers & vintners Kragujevac 1985 Alcoholic beverages PA
Forma Ideale Consumer goods Furnishings Kragujevac 1995 Furnishing manufacturer PA
Frikom Consumer goods Food products Belgrade 1975 Frozen goods PA
Futura plus Consumer services Retail Belgrade 2004 Convenience stores, part of Moj Kiosk Group PA
G4S Secure Solutions d.o.o. Industrials Business support services Belgrade 1942 Security PA
Galenika a.d. Health care Pharmaceuticals Belgrade 1945 Pharma PA
Goša FOM Industrials Railway Smederevska Palanka 1999 Rail vehicle manufacturer PA
GP Planum Industrials Heavy construction Zemun 1948 Construction SA
GSP Belgrade Consumer services Travel & tourism Belgrade 1892 Public transit SA
Halkbank Financials Banks Belgrade 1956 Part of Halk Bankası (TUR) PA
Heineken Srbija Consumer goods Brewers Zaječar 2007 Brewery, owned by Heineken International PA
Hemofarm a.d. Health care Pharmaceuticals Vršac 1960 Pharma PA
Hesteel Serbia Basic materials Iron & steel Belgrade 1913 Steel PA
HIP-Azotara Chemicals Mineral fertilizers Pančevo 1975 PA
HIP-Petrohemija Chemicals Exploration & production Pančevo 1975 PA
Ikarbus Industrials Commercial vehicles & trucks Belgrade 1923 Bus manufacturing PA
Imlek a.d. Consumer goods Food products Belgrade 1953 Milk and dairy PA
Impol Seval Basic materials Nonferrous metals Užice 1991 Aluminum PA
Industrija mesa Matijević Consumer goods Food products Novi Sad 1994 Meat PA
Jat Airways Consumer services Airlines Belgrade 1947 Airline, defunct 2013 PD
Jaffa Crvenka Consumer goods Food products Kula 1975 Biscuits, chocolates PA
Jat Airways AVIO taxi Consumer services Airlines Belgrade 2002 Airline, defunct 2013 PD
Jat Tehnika Industrials Aerospace Belgrade 1927 Aircraft maintenance and overhaul PA
Jubanka Financials Banks Belgrade 1991 Owned by AIK Banka and later incorporated PD
JUBMES banka Financials Banks Belgrade 1979 Commercial bank PA
Knjaz Miloš a.d. Consumer goods Soft drinks Aranđelovac 1811 Mineral water PA
Komercijalna banka Financials Banks Belgrade 1970 Bank PA
La Fantana Consumer goods Soft drinks Belgrade 2003 Water PA
Lasta Beograd Consumer services Travel & tourism Belgrade 1947 Public transportation SA
Lukoil Serbia Oil & gas Exploration & production Belgrade 1990 Oil and gas PA
Marbo Product Consumer goods Food products Belgrade 1995 Potato chips PA
Mašinska Industrija Niš Industrials Diversified industrials Niš 1884 Railroads, energy, machinery PD
Maxi Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Belgrade 2000 Supermarkets PA
Mercator Serbia Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Novi Sad 2002 Supermarkets PA
Metalac a.d. Consumer goods Kitchen utensil Gornji Milanovac 1959 Kitchen utensil manufacturing PA
Metals-banka Financials Banks Novi Sad 1990 Commercial bank, defunct 2010 PD
Mihajlo Pupin Institute Technology Computer hardware Belgrade 1946 Computers SA
Mikroelektronika Technology Computer hardware Belgrade 1997 Hardware PA
Military Technical Institute Belgrade Industrials Defence Belgrade 1948 Research & Development of military hardware SA
Milan Blagojević - Namenska Industrials Defence Lučani 1949 Military chemicals SA
Millennium Team Industrials Heavy construction Belgrade 2003 Construction PA
MK Group Conglomerates Holding Belgrade 1995 Agribusiness, real-estate, banking and wholesale PA
Mlekara Subotica Consumer goods Food products Subotica 1955 Dairy, part of Imlek a.d. PA
Moj Kiosk Group Consumer services Retail Belgrade 1976 Convenience stores PA
Mostogradnja Industrials Heavy construction Belgrade 1997 Construction PD
MPC Holding Conglomerates Real estate Belgrade 1991 Real estate, logistics PA
MPP Jedinstvo Industrials Heavy construction Užice 1947 Construction PA
Naftna Industrija Srbije Oil & gas Exploration & production Novi Sad 1959 Oil and gas, owned by Gazprom Neft PA
National Bank of Serbia Financials Banks Belgrade 1884 National Bank SA
Nectar d.o.o. Consumer goods Soft drinks Bačka Palanka 1998 Beverages PA
Neobus Industrials Commercial vehicles & trucks Novi Sad 1952 Bus manufacturing, defunct 2012 PD
Niš Constantine the Great Airport Consumer services Airlines Niš 1990 Airport operations SA
Niš-Ekspres Consumer services Travel & tourism Niš 1951 Public transportation PA
Nordeus Technology Software Belgrade 2010 Game developer, Social Media PA
Novosti a.d. Consumer services Publishing Belgrade 1953 Newspapers PA
OTP banka Srbija a.d. Financials Banks Belgrade 1977 Part of OTP Bank (Hungary) PA
Pekabeta Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Belgrade 2002 Supermarket, defunct 2012 PD
Philip Morris Operations Consumer goods Tobacco Niš 1930 PA
Pink International Company Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1998 Broadcaster PA
Pivara MB Consumer goods Brewers Novi Sad 2003 Brewery, defunct 2008 PD
PKB Corporation Consumer goods Farming & fishing Belgrade 1945 Agribusiness PA
Politika a.d. Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1904 Media PA
Pošta Srbije Industrials Delivery services Belgrade 1840 Postal services SA
Poštanska štedionica Financials Banks Belgrade 1921 Commercial bank SA
Prince Aviation Consumer services Airlines Belgrade 1990 Charter airline PA
PPT-Namenska Industrials Defense Trstenik 1999 SA
PPT-Petoletka Industrials Industrial machinery Trstenik 2016 Hydraulics and pneumatics PA
Prvi Partizan Industrials Defense Užice 1928 Ammunition SA
Putevi Srbije Industrials Heavy construction Belgrade 2006 Construction SA
Putevi Užice Industrials Heavy construction Užice 1962 Construction PA
P.S. Fashion Consumer goods Clothing & accessories Čačak 1996 Clothing PA
Radio Television of Serbia Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1992 Media SA
Radijus Vektor Technology Internet Belgrade 1998 High speed internet PA
Raiffeisenbank Beograd Financials Banks Belgrade 2001 Part of Raiffeisen Zentralbank (Austria) PA
Robne kuće Beograd Consumer services Broadline retailers Belgrade 1966 Department stores PA
RT-RK Technology Software Novi Sad 1991 Automotive Software and Consumer Electronics PA
RTV BK Telecom Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1994 Defunct 2007 PD
Rubin Consumer goods Distillers & vintners Kruševac 1955 Alcoholic beverages PA
Sberbank Srbija Financials Banks Belgrade 1991 Part of Sberbank of Russia PA
Schneider Electric DMS Technology Software Novi Sad 2002 Part of Schneider Electric PA
Securitas Services d.o.o. Industrials Business support services Belgrade 2003 Security PA
Serbia Broadband Telecommunications Fixed-line telecommunications Belgrade 2000 Cable TV and Internet PA
Serbian Railways Industrials Railroads Belgrade 1881 Railway SA
Serbian Railways Infrastructure Industrials Railroads Belgrade 2015 Railway SA
Severtrans Consumer services Travel & tourism Sombor 1947 Public transportation PA
SIMPO Consumer goods Furnishings Vranje 1963 Furnishing manufacturer SA
Sloboda Čačak Industrials Defense Čačak 1951 Ammunition SA
SMATSA Industrials Transportation services Belgrade 2003 [2] Air traffic control SA
Sojaprotein Consumer goods Farming & fishing Bečej 1977 Agribusiness; soy PA
Srbija Kargo Industrials Railroads Belgrade 2015 Railway SA
Srbija Voz Industrials Railroads Belgrade 2015 Railway SA
Srbijagas Oil & gas Exploration & production Novi Sad 2005 Natural gas SA
Srbijašume Basic materials Forestry Belgrade 1991 Forestry management SA
Štark Consumer goods Food products Belgrade 1922 Food production PA
Swisslion Group Consumer goods Food products Novi Sad 1962 Food PA
Tanjug Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1943 Media PD
Tarkett Consumer services Furnishings Bačka Palanka 2002 Flooring manufacturer PA
Telekom Srbija Telecommunications Fixed-line telecommunications Belgrade 1997 Telecom SA
Telenor Serbia Telecommunications Mobile telecommunications Belgrade 1994 Part of Telenor (Norway) PA
Tigar Tyres Consumer goods Automobiles & Parts Pirot 2002 Tires PA
Trayal Corporation Consumer goods Automobiles & Parts Kruševac 1889 Tires, explosives, protective wear SA
UniCredit Bank Serbia Financials Banks Belgrade 2001 Bank PA
United International Airlines Industrials Delivery services Belgrade 2007 Cargo airline, defunct 2008 PD
Univer-Export Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Novi Sad 1990 Supermarket PA
Valjaonica bakra Sevojno Basic materials Nonferrous metals Užice 1950 Copper PA
Valjevska Pivara Consumer goods Brewers Valjevo 1952 Brewery PA
Victoria Group Consumer goods Farming & fishing Belgrade 2001 Agribusiness, wholesale PA
Vojvođanska banka Financials Banks Novi Sad 1868 Defunct commercial bank, merged into Vojvođanska banka a.d. PD
Vojvođanska banka a.d. Financials Banks Novi Sad 2019 Part of OTP Bank (Hungary) PA
Yugoimport SDPR Industrials Defense Belgrade 1949 Defense related equipment SA
Yura Corporation Industrials Electronic equipment Rača 2010 Cable manufacturer PA
Zastava Arms Industrials Defense Kragujevac 1853 Firearms SA
Zastava Trucks Industrials Commercial vehicles & trucks Kragujevac 1953 Trucks PD
Zijin Bor Copper Basic materials Nonferrous metals Bor 1904 Copper PA

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References

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