economy
January 14, 2026
Da li država može da otkupi NIS-ove akcije od malih akcionara i kako?
Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) predahnula je u utorak ujutru, kada su prve količine nafte, nakon skoro 100 dana od uvođenja američkih sankcija, ponovo stigle u pančevačku rafineriju. Međutim, da bi ova kompanija nastavila da posluje nesmetano, moraće da ruske vlasnike zameni novim.
TL;DR
- NIS has resumed operations after nearly 100 days of sanctions.
- Russian owners are being replaced, with Hungary's MOL and the UAE as potential buyers.
- Serbia intends to increase its share in NIS by acquiring an additional 5% of shares.
- Small shareholders currently have no role in the sale between major owners.
- If a buyer acquires over 25% of NIS shares, they must offer to buy out small shareholders.
- Serbia could potentially acquire more than 5% if it initiates a public takeover bid.
- Forced buyouts of small shareholders by the state are only possible if the state controls at least 90% of the company.
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