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Austria’s company Mono Metal granted EUR 500,000 worth of incentives to start the production of Serbian metal structures

 

Austria’s company Mono Metal in Backi Monostor near Serbia’s city of Sombor was granted EUR 500,000 worth of incentives to start the production of metal structures. Mono Metal is going to invest EUR 2.7 million in the production of metal structures in Backi Monostor, for which it received aforementioned incentives from the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development and the Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA), as part of the 14th round of the Financial Assistance for Investment Projects program.  

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