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.

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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
     Active     State-owned     Defunct
NameIndustrySectorHeadquartersFoundedNotes
14. oktobar IndustrialsIndustrial machinery Kruševac 2016Heavy machinery
A1 Srbija TelecommunicationsMobile telecommunications Belgrade 2007Part of Telekom Austria
AIK Banka FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1995Commercial bank
Air Serbia Consumer servicesAirlines Belgrade 1927Largest airline of Serbia
Apatin Brewery Consumer goodsBrewers Apatin 1756Brewery
Aviogenex Consumer servicesAirlines Belgrade 1968Charter airline, defunct 2015
Bambi Consumer goodsFood products Požarevac 1967Biscuits, chocolates
Banca Intesa Beograd FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1991Bank
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport Consumer servicesAirlines Belgrade 1992Airport operations
Belgrade Stock Exchange FinancialsInvestment Services Belgrade 1894Stock exchange
BIP Consumer goodsBrewers Belgrade 1839Brewery
Carlsberg Srbija Consumer goodsBrewers Bačka Palanka 1892Brewery, part of Carlsberg Group (Denmark)
C-market Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Belgrade 1971Supermarket chain
Color Press Group Consumer servicesPublishing Novi Sad 1992Publisher
ComTrade Group TechnologySoftware Belgrade 1996Software, IT Solutions, Consulting
Crédit Agricole Srbija FinancialsBanks Novi Sad 1991Part of Crédit Agricole (France)
DDOR Novi Sad FinancialsFull line insurance Novi Sad 1945Insurance
Delta DMD Consumer goodsFood products Belgrade 1997Part of Delta Holding
Delta Holding ConglomeratesHolding Belgrade 1991Agribusiness, real-estate, retail and wholesale
Dijamant Consumer goodsFood products Zrenjanin 1997Edible oil
Direktna Banka FinancialsBanks Kragujevac 1995Bank
Dunav osiguranje FinancialsFull line insurance Belgrade 1963Insurance
EI Niš IndustrialsElectronic equipment Niš 1948Electronics manufacturer
Elektromreža Srbije UtilitiesConventional electricity Belgrade 2005State-owned national electricity transmission
Elektroprivreda Srbije UtilitiesConventional electricity Belgrade 1991State-owned electrical utility
Elixir Group Consumer goodsFarming & fishing Šabac 1990Agribusiness
Emotion Production Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 2003Television
Endava Serbia TechnologySoftware Belgrade 1992Formerly PS Tech & Comtrade Digital now Part of Endava Group
Energoprojekt holding IndustrialsHeavy construction Belgrade 1951Construction
EPS Elektrokosmet UtilitiesConventional electricity Pristina 1989De jure operating, part of EPS
EPS Surface Mining Kosovo Basic materialsCoal Obilić, Kosovo 1991De jure operating, part of EPS
EPS TPP Kosovo UtilitiesConventional electricity Obilić, Kosovo 1991De jure operating, part of EPS
Erste Bank Novi Sad FinancialsBanks Novi Sad 1864Bank
Eurobank a.d. FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1997Part of Eurobank Ergasias (Greece)
Fabrika automobila Priboj Consumer goodsAutomobiles Priboj 1952Automotive
Fabrika reznog alata IndustrialsIndustrial suppliers Čačak 1953Tools
FCA Srbija Consumer goodsAutomobiles Kragujevac 1953Part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (UK)
Flores Consumer goodsDistillers & vintners Kragujevac 1985Alcoholic beverages
Forma Ideale Consumer goodsFurnishings Kragujevac 1995Furnishing manufacturer
Frikom Consumer goodsFood products Belgrade 1975Frozen goods
Futura plus Consumer servicesRetail Belgrade 2004Convenience stores, part of Moj Kiosk Group
G4S Secure Solutions d.o.o. IndustrialsBusiness support services Belgrade 1942Security
Galenika a.d. Health carePharmaceuticals Belgrade 1945Pharma
Goša FOM IndustrialsRailway Smederevska Palanka 1999Rail vehicle manufacturer
GP Planum IndustrialsHeavy construction Zemun 1948Construction
GSP Belgrade Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Belgrade 1892Public transit
Halkbank FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1956Part of Halk Bankası (TUR)
Heineken Srbija Consumer goodsBrewers Zaječar 2007Brewery, owned by Heineken International
Hemofarm a.d. Health carePharmaceuticals Vršac 1960Pharma
Hesteel Serbia Basic materialsIron & steelBelgrade1913Steel
HIP-Azotara ChemicalsMineral fertilizers Pančevo 1975
HIP-Petrohemija ChemicalsExploration & production Pančevo 1975
Ikarbus IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Belgrade 1923Bus manufacturing
Imlek a.d. Consumer goodsFood products Belgrade 1953Milk and dairy
Impol Seval Basic materialsNonferrous metals Užice 1991Aluminum
Industrija mesa Matijević Consumer goodsFood products Novi Sad 1994Meat
Jat Airways Consumer servicesAirlines Belgrade 1947Airline, defunct 2013
Jaffa Crvenka Consumer goodsFood products Kula 1975Biscuits, chocolates
Jat Airways AVIO taxi Consumer servicesAirlines Belgrade 2002Airline, defunct 2013
Jat Tehnika IndustrialsAerospace Belgrade 1927Aircraft maintenance and overhaul
Jubanka FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1991Owned by AIK Banka and later incorporated
JUBMES banka FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1979Commercial bank
Knjaz Miloš a.d. Consumer goodsSoft drinks Aranđelovac 1811Mineral water
Komercijalna banka FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1970Bank
La Fantana Consumer goodsSoft drinks Belgrade 2003Water
Lasta Beograd Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Belgrade 1947Public transportation
Lukoil Serbia Oil & gasExploration & production Belgrade 1990Oil and gas
Marbo Product Consumer goodsFood products Belgrade 1995Potato chips
Mašinska Industrija Niš IndustrialsDiversified industrials Niš 1884Railroads, energy, machinery
Maxi Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Belgrade 2000Supermarkets
Mercator Serbia Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Novi Sad 2002Supermarkets
Metalac a.d. Consumer goods Kitchen utensil Gornji Milanovac 1959 Kitchen utensil manufacturing
Metals-banka FinancialsBanks Novi Sad 1990Commercial bank, defunct 2010
Mihajlo Pupin Institute TechnologyComputer hardware Belgrade 1946Computers
Mikroelektronika TechnologyComputer hardware Belgrade 1997Hardware
Military Technical Institute Belgrade IndustrialsDefence Belgrade 1948Research & Development of military hardware
Milan Blagojević - Namenska IndustrialsDefence Lučani 1949Military chemicals
Millennium Team IndustrialsHeavy construction Belgrade 2003Construction
MK Group ConglomeratesHolding Belgrade 1995Agribusiness, real-estate, banking and wholesale
Mlekara Subotica Consumer goodsFood products Subotica 1955Dairy, part of Imlek a.d.
Moj Kiosk Group Consumer servicesRetail Belgrade 1976Convenience stores
Mostogradnja IndustrialsHeavy construction Belgrade 1997Construction
MPC Holding ConglomeratesReal estate Belgrade 1991Real estate, logistics
MPP Jedinstvo IndustrialsHeavy construction Užice 1947Construction
Naftna Industrija Srbije Oil & gasExploration & production Novi Sad 1959Oil and gas, owned by Gazprom Neft
National Bank of Serbia FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1884National Bank
Nectar d.o.o. Consumer goodsSoft drinks Bačka Palanka 1998Beverages
Neobus IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Novi Sad 1952Bus manufacturing, defunct 2012
Niš Constantine the Great Airport Consumer servicesAirlines Niš 1990Airport operations
Niš-Ekspres Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Niš 1951Public transportation
Nordeus TechnologySoftware Belgrade 2010Game developer, Social Media
Novosti a.d. Consumer servicesPublishing Belgrade 1953Newspapers
OTP banka Srbija a.d. FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1977Part of OTP Bank (Hungary)
Pekabeta Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Belgrade 2002Supermarket, defunct 2012
Philip Morris Operations Consumer goodsTobacco Niš 1930
Pink International Company Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1998Broadcaster
Pivara MB Consumer goodsBrewers Novi Sad 2003Brewery, defunct 2008
PKB Corporation Consumer goodsFarming & fishing Belgrade 1945Agribusiness
Politika a.d. Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1904Media
Pošta Srbije IndustrialsDelivery services Belgrade 1840Postal services
Poštanska štedionica FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1921Commercial bank
Prince Aviation Consumer servicesAirlines Belgrade 1990Charter airline
PPT-Namenska IndustrialsDefense Trstenik 1999
PPT-Petoletka IndustrialsIndustrial machinery Trstenik 2016Hydraulics and pneumatics
Prvi Partizan IndustrialsDefense Užice 1928Ammunition
Putevi Srbije IndustrialsHeavy construction Belgrade 2006Construction
Putevi Užice IndustrialsHeavy construction Užice 1962Construction
P.S. Fashion Consumer goodsClothing & accessories Čačak 1996Clothing
Radio Television of Serbia Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1992Media
Radijus Vektor TechnologyInternet Belgrade 1998High speed internet
Raiffeisenbank Beograd FinancialsBanks Belgrade 2001Part of Raiffeisen Zentralbank (Austria)
Robne kuće Beograd Consumer servicesBroadline retailers Belgrade 1966Department stores
RT-RK TechnologySoftware Novi Sad 1991Automotive Software and Consumer Electronics
RTV BK Telecom Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1994Defunct 2007
Rubin Consumer goodsDistillers & vintners Kruševac 1955Alcoholic beverages
Sberbank Srbija FinancialsBanks Belgrade 1991Part of Sberbank of Russia
Schneider Electric DMS TechnologySoftware Novi Sad 2002Part of Schneider Electric
Securitas Services d.o.o. IndustrialsBusiness support services Belgrade 2003Security
Serbia Broadband TelecommunicationsFixed-line telecommunications Belgrade 2000Cable TV and Internet
Serbian Railways IndustrialsRailroads Belgrade 1881Railway
Serbian Railways Infrastructure IndustrialsRailroads Belgrade 2015Railway
Severtrans Consumer servicesTravel & tourism Sombor 1947Public transportation
SIMPO Consumer goodsFurnishings Vranje 1963Furnishing manufacturer
Sloboda Čačak IndustrialsDefense Čačak 1951Ammunition
SMATSA IndustrialsTransportation services Belgrade 2003 [2] Air traffic control
Sojaprotein Consumer goodsFarming & fishing Bečej 1977Agribusiness; soy
Srbija Kargo IndustrialsRailroads Belgrade 2015Railway
Srbija Voz IndustrialsRailroads Belgrade 2015Railway
Srbijagas Oil & gasExploration & production Novi Sad 2005Natural gas
Srbijašume Basic materialsForestry Belgrade 1991Forestry management
Štark Consumer goodsFood products Belgrade 1922Food production
Swisslion Group Consumer goodsFood products Novi Sad 1962Food
Tanjug Consumer servicesBroadcasting & entertainment Belgrade 1943Media
Tarkett Consumer servicesFurnishings Bačka Palanka 2002Flooring manufacturer
Telekom Srbija TelecommunicationsFixed-line telecommunications Belgrade 1997Telecom
Telenor Serbia TelecommunicationsMobile telecommunications Belgrade 1994Part of Telenor (Norway)
Tigar Tyres Consumer goodsAutomobiles & Parts Pirot 2002Tires
Trayal Corporation Consumer goodsAutomobiles & Parts Kruševac 1889Tires, explosives, protective wear
UniCredit Bank Serbia FinancialsBanks Belgrade 2001Bank
United International Airlines IndustrialsDelivery services Belgrade 2007Cargo airline, defunct 2008
Univer-Export Consumer servicesFood retailers & wholesalers Novi Sad 1990Supermarket
Valjaonica bakra Sevojno Basic materialsNonferrous metals Užice 1950Copper
Valjevska Pivara Consumer goodsBrewers Valjevo 1952Brewery
Victoria Group Consumer goodsFarming & fishing Belgrade 2001Agribusiness, wholesale
Vojvođanska banka FinancialsBanks Novi Sad 1868Defunct commercial bank, merged into Vojvođanska banka a.d.
Vojvođanska banka a.d. FinancialsBanks Novi Sad 2019Part of OTP Bank (Hungary)
Yugoimport SDPR IndustrialsDefense Belgrade 1949Defense related equipment
Yura Corporation IndustrialsElectronic equipment Rača 2010Cable manufacturer
Zastava Arms IndustrialsDefense Kragujevac 1853Firearms
Zastava Trucks IndustrialsCommercial vehicles & trucks Kragujevac 1953Trucks
Zijin Bor Copper Basic materialsNonferrous metals Bor 1904Copper

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References

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