The construction of the Chinese Cultural Centre has been completed in New Belgrade at the site of the former Chinese embassy, ​​which was damaged during the NATO bombing in the 1990s. The work started in July 2017, at which time the cost was estimated at 45 million euros. Serbia’s Energoprojekt handled construction. The Centre is yet to be open for visitors.

China Communications Construction Company is building the 7.9km stretch of highway from New Belgrade to Surcin worth around 63 million euros.

On November 2019, Montenegro’s power utility EPCG anounced they gave a 54-million-euro job to a consortium led by China’s Dongfang Electric International Corporation to refurbish the country’s only coal-fired power plant in Pljevlja and reduce its emissions in line with European Union standards. The Chinese company, which is part of Dongfang Electric Corporation Ltd., will carry out the project that is due to be completed in 2023. The Dongfang-led consortium also includes Montenegrin companies Bemax, BB Solar and Permonte. Blazo Djukanovic, the son of Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic, has a 50 per-cent-share in BB Solar. The main concern is the cost-effectiveness of the project.
 

The representatives of Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting System Co, Ltd., Serbia’s Economy Ministry and the southern city of Nis signed a MoU after the company said it was interested in opening a factory in Serbia which would supply its clients in Europe. The company’s products range includes beam moving heads, LED lights, outdoor lights, laser lights and light control systems.

The China Road and Bridge Corporation, CRBC, is planing the construction of a 300-million-euro Serbian-Chinese industrial park in Belgrade.

UK-based Scarborough Group International has signed an engineering, procurement, and construction, EPC, agreement with state-owned China National Electric Engineering, CNEEC, to develop a new 230-million-euro combined cycle natural gas-fuelled heat and power plant projects in Serbia.

The first phase of this project included, among others, the revitalisation and desulphurisation of the exisiting B1 and B2 blocks of Kostolac thermal power plant. Air pollution is still big concern for residents living in area near Kostolac.

Mei Ta invested 60 million euros in a car parts factory in Obrenovac in 2014.

In 2014, the new Kostolac B3 block with a capacity of 350 MW, and the intention to increase its capacity of the Drmno surface mine to 12 million tonnes per year, was funded by a China ExIm Bank loan. Serbia was widely critised for investing in dirty energy despite its pledge to decrease its CO2 emissions. It is unclear when the construction will be completed.

Export-Import Bank of China is supplying a 225.2 -million-euro loan for construction of the Obrenovac-Ljig Highway. The China-based company Shandong is building the highway.