Ariston Group opened a factory in Niš, Serbia, employing 175 people, with serial production of cylinders and heat pump parts expected to start in April 2026. Headcount is planned to reach 300 at full capacity.

Hansgrohe Group opened a new faucet factory in Valjevo, Serbia, on June 27, 2023, built over about a year and a half at a cost of around 85 million euros. The plant will mainly produce hansgrohe-branded products for the European market.

Bizerba opened a new plant in Valjevo, Serbia, to expand production of retail scales, with an investment of about EUR 21 million and room for up to 300 employees. The first scales were delivered in February 2023, and 55 employees already work there.

Grundfos held the opening ceremony for a €20 million water pump plant in Inđija, Serbia, with 17,600 square meters of space, all production aimed at export, and headcount rising from 800 to about 1,050.

Haitian International is investing around EUR 100 million in a 365,000 m2 plant in Ruma, Serbia, to produce up to 2,500 injection molding machines annually, with construction starting in winter 2022 and completion scheduled for early 2025.

Grundfos held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new EUR 20 million factory of over 20,000 square metres in Indjija, Serbia. The plant will add workers to the existing 900-employee site.

Brose held a groundbreaking ceremony on March 6, 2020 for its first Serbian plant in Pancevo, which will make electric motors and electronics for cooling fan modules. The company approved EUR 120 million of investment and plans up to 1,100 new jobs, with mass production targeted by summer 2021.

The Government of Serbia and Aptiv signed a Memorandum of Understanding for Aptiv to open a factory in Zajecar, investing close to EUR 20 million and employing around 2,000 workers. The 40,000 sq m plant is planned in an industrial zone, with construction expected to start in early 2020.