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Ananas Expands Operations to Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Ananas, an online sales platform owned by Delta Holding, has launched operations in Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. 

This expansion, announced on LinkedIn, marks a key growth step for the company, which has a registered capital of 2,000 convertible marks in Bosnia and Herzegovina and recently established a branch in Banja Luka.

Ananas had previously entered the North Macedonian market by acquiring Vebspot, along with its brands Grouper.mk and Paopao.mk.

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