Law Firm Ibrahimovic & Co has advised on BIMAL’s Acquisition of Sunce Oil Factory from INVEJ, one of the deals shortlisted for the CEE Legal Matters 2023 Deal of the Year for Bosnia and Herzegovina – an annual celebration of those lawyers and law firms that have brought the deals that shape Central and Eastern […]

On the path to complete climate neutrality by 2050, the European Commission has revised its expected recommendation to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, compared to the emission levels of 1990. To achieve this, according to the European Commission, an additional 1.5% of GDP should be invested annually, compared to the levels

The golden rule and one of the fundamental principles of business corporations is that members or founders of a business entity are not personally liable for the debts of that entity, up to the amount of the contributed founding capital. While in certain parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a company can be established with as

The EU Commission has approved the French scheme amounting to €2.9 billion to incentivize investments in Renewable Energy (RE) projects, aiming to facilitate the transition to a zero-emission CO2 economy in line with the “Green Deal” industrial plan. The measure will be open to companies planning investment projects in the production of solar panels, batteries,

The need for management contracts arises when an employer needs to arrange for a relationship beyond that of one with a simple employee – one with an individual performing managerial or supervisory tasks. Therefore, the relevant labor laws (in the Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, and Brcko District of Bosnia & Herzegovina) introduce

Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) is located in the so-called “Western Balkans” region, borders the EU, and has an area of 51,209 km2. Its highly favorable geographical location for harnessing energy potentials has positioned B&H as the only country in the surrounding area with a significant surplus in exporting electrical energy. The water potential is represented

The rapid development of many industries, urbanization, and economic growth are causing increased global demands for energy supply. By 2040, a 1.2% yearly increase in energy supply is predicted. By signing the Energy Community Establishment Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina joined other members to create the largest internal market for electricity and gas at the global

Governments and local authorities are under pressure to provide services of greater quantity and quality, but in most cases, they cannot do so independently. Many governments turn to public-private partnerships (PPPs), hoping that the private sector will finance public infrastructure and services affected by financial crises. Public-private partnerships involve collaboration between the government, government agencies

In recent years, the Bosnian market has witnessed the emergence of numerous accounting firms, established with the aim of attracting a larger number of clients, often at the expense of the quality of the services provided. The low price of the service, starting at BAM 50,00 for a wide range of requirements, is often tempting