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Serbian Energy Data Base Companies – Metal production, energy, engineering

Looking for a reliable supplier in Serbia? We already audited your new supplier.

Avoid risks and save time and costs by using Serbia Business company database. Serbia Business is a Trade Mark since 2006, assisting foreign companies in matching their outsource partner/producer in Serbia.

All companies were audited by our experts and extensively coached for doing business in EU companies.

Our data base consist of all major companies per different sectors, located in different regions and cities of Serbia.

If you are looking for production hall to rent or construct – greenfield – apart from already existing referenced locations we provide assistance in targeting new halls/locations in accordance with your preferences in different municipalities of Serbia.

We also prepare community & municipality profiles, location municipality business environment assessment including all aspects for successful start up, from available labor, local stakeholders, logistics etc.

Here you check the assessment methodology we are using in matching your needs, assessment of Serbian companies in different sectors.

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Send us an inquiry for desired industry sector supplier, outsource production partner, distributor .

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Email: office at serbia-energy.com

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