JTI has invested more than $181 million in Serbia since 2006, modernising facilities, launching cigarette production, tripling its market share and establishing highscale exports...
For the fourth consecutive year, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) company officially received the Certificate from the Top Employers Institute for Exceptional Terms that provides...
By investing in a new production line, we continue to invest in Serbia, which clearly shows our determination to continue with growth, development and employment. We encourage the efforts of the state to curb the grey economy and to raise citizens' awareness of the importance of paying taxes
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić hosted today the delegation of Japan Tobacco International (JTI), led by Chairman of the Japan Tobacco Group Yasutake Tango, and expressed his gratitude for launching the new production line in Senta factory
The largest Japanese investor in Serbia, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) launched a new production line in the factory in Senta as part of investment cycle worth 7 million dollars.
This year’s Kopaonik Business Forum was one of the most successful gatherings to date. Some very good conclusions were drawn related to fiscal consolidation, sustainable growth and the macroeconomic conditions in the country
Japan Tobacco International and the Embassy of Japan have launched Sakura scholarships to encourage students and researchers in Serbia to explore Japan.
Members of the Japanese band "JapaLkan" famous for Balkan music and performance of music from this region, will hold their first concert in Belgrade...
“We owe our success, among other things, to the applying of the Kaizen business philosophy in our work, which is a specific way of thinking that encourages the creativity of employees, contributing to continuous progress,” explains Azhaiyp Kozhakhmetov, Operations Director at JT International a.d. Senta
The partnership further strengthens the position of Mercata on the domestic distribution market, both in the tobacco products and FMCG segments, as well as contributing to the future development of JTI’s operations in Serbia
Although Yazaki is only the third Japanese company to invest in Serbia, the two countries cooperate closely on the international scene when it comes to topics that are of common interest, in the fields of culture, scientific interchange and tourism. Given the reform processes in Serbia, both sides are looking forward to more vigorous trade exchanges and investment activity
JTI has tripled its market share in ten years, becoming one of Serbia’s key taxpayers and a valued employer that directly employs 300 people and cooperates with farmers, providing a living for 1,000 people in Vojvodina
Japan has recognised Serbia’s need for support every time that it has faced difficult times, such as during the 2014 floods and the ongoing struggle to accommodate migrants. Moreover, the mutual friendship between two countries has been confirmed many times and in different areas of cooperation
The companies gathered together in the Japanese Business Club want to support the Serbian Government in its efforts to provide the private sector with the best possible business conditions. This will benefit both the State and the citizens, as higher employment will bring a better standard of living
Partnership Between Mellon Serbia And NEC
15.11.2016
The strategic partnership between Mellon Serbia and NEC was further confirmed on 15th November, when the companies jointly organised...
As a socially responsible company, JTI was involved in drafting and implementing the National Programme for Countering the Shadow Economy, which is focusing in...
Higher seizures of illegal tobacco contributed to an almost 20 per cent increase in tobacco excise collection in the first nine months of 2015, in comparison to same period last year. Further law enforcement measures should be followed by effective action taken by prosecutors and courts
The Embassy of Japan in Belgrade and Japan Tobacco International a.d. organised the ceremonial awarding of Sakura scholarships at the Embassy of Japan.
Guests were...
