AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreen Investment: EBRD and Green Climate Fund financing for greener cities has doubled to €174 million across 15 countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina. Banking: Raiffeisen expects to retain Addiko’s Bosnia operations after Serbia revoked Alta Banka’s licence; Addiko says the move has no impact on clients, funds or services. Manufacturing: The EBRD is lending Selzer Automotive Bosnia €15 million to expand production of electric- and hybrid-vehicle components, with at least 100 jobs and training opportunities planned. Business Conditions: BiH recorded 109,545 blocked business accounts, up 414 in a month; 59,799 companies had at least one blocked account. Food Security: Imports meet nearly 80% of domestic food demand, with more than BAM 720 million spent on food and livestock imports in the first half of the year. Energy Costs: An energy consultant warns prices could rise again from January, as reliance on imported oil and gas leaves households exposed to global market shocks. Corporate Results: Sarajevo Brewery’s revenue rose 12.6% to BAM 23.89 million, but net profit fell 66% to BAM 701,000 as costs increased.
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