Novi Sad-Gas is set to merge into Srbijagas, transferring 94 employees
A draft agreement proposes merging the state-owned Novi Sad-Gas into Srbijagas, transferring all assets and liabilities as well as 94 workers. It cites uninterrupted, stable natural-gas supply as the goal; this is a draft, not notice of a completed merger.
What matters
What transfers
The draft transfers all Novi Sad-Gas assets and liabilities to Srbijagas.
Employees
Ninety-four workers are to transfer to Srbijagas on the merger date.
Inter-company debt
The draft lists Srbijagas's claim against Novi Sad-Gas at RSD 28.56 billion as of December 31, 2025.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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N1: draft merger of Novi Sad-Gas into Srbijagas
N1 reports that the draft agreement transfers all Novi Sad-Gas assets and liabilities to Srbijagas and moves 94 workers. Its stated goals include settling mutual debt, preserving assets and stable gas supply; Srbijagas's claim against Novi Sad-Gas was RSD 28.56 billion on December 31, 2025.
Overall takeaway
The published draft combines Novi Sad-Gas with state-owned Srbijagas and sets out transfers of assets, liabilities and staff; for residents it promises continuity of supply rather than a specific service change.
What this means for residents
Gas supply
The draft names stable, uninterrupted natural-gas supply as a goal but announces no changes to tariffs, contracts or customer service.
What remains unknown
The source provides no completion date or further details after the draft agreement's publication.