Zijin Targets 450,000 Tonnes of Annual Copper Production in Serbia
Zijin Mining is advancing expansion programmes in Serbia’s Bor mining district that could lift combined copper production to approximately 450,000 tonnes per year. The company’s...
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CBAM Compliance Reshapes Electricity Procurement for Serbian Industrial Exporters
Electricity procurement is becoming increasingly connected to EU market access for Serbian industrial exporters, with buyers required to establish not only how much power they...
DPM Advances Serbia’s Čoka Rakita Gold Project with Bulgarian Plant Transfer Plan
Canada-based DPM Metals is moving its Čoka Rakita gold project in Serbia closer to development by preparing to relocate processing equipment from its Ada Tepe...
Rio Tinto’s Jadar Project Faces Continued Permitting and Community Challenges in Serbia
Rio Tinto’s Jadar project in Serbia has emerged as one of Europe’s most closely watched critical minerals developments, combining the strategic importance of a major...
DPM’s Čoka Rakita Gold Project Targets 2029 Production in Serbia
DPM Metals’ Čoka Rakita project in Serbia is advancing as a high-grade gold development asset with planned first production in the first half of 2029....
Jadar Lithium Project Highlights Governance Challenges in Serbia’s Critical Minerals Strategy
Serbia’s Jadar lithium project, led by Rio Tinto in western Serbia, has become a focal point in the intersection of European critical raw materials policy,...
Copper Flows in South-East Europe: How Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania Are Stabilising Europe’s Energy Transition
Copper has become the physical foundation of Europe’s energy transition. Every expansion of renewable power, every kilometre of reinforced electric grid, and every electric vehicle,...
Serbia’s new gold frontier: How Balkan miners are expanding through Europe’s capital markets
Europe’s mining landscape is shifting, and the Balkans have unexpectedly emerged as one of its most dynamic regions. The transformation is not driven by multinational...
Serbia: Europe’s emerging near-source engine for engineering, industry and critical-materials resilience
Europe’s green transition is advancing into a critical decade—a decade that will define whether the continent becomes a resilient industrial power or remains a regulatory...
Environmental governance: The key determinant of Serbia’s mining future
Serbia stands at a rare strategic juncture. Few countries in Europe possess the combination of mineral wealth, geographic position, industrial legacy and emerging role in...