Agencija za privredne registre

The Serbian Business Registers Agency (SBRA) is the government body responsible for keeping the official register of official register of business entities operating in Serbia. It handles the registration of new companies, amendments to existing records, and the issuance of certificates that confirm legal status and ownership details. Through its online portal, the agency provides a range of e‑services that allow entrepreneurs, lawyers, and other stakeholders to submit documents, retrieve information, and file financial statements electronically. These services support both domestic enterprises and foreign investors who need to establish or monitor a presence in the Serbian market.

SBRA is a national agency with its headquarters in Serbia, tasked with maintaining the country’s business register. During the DDoS attack on 26 March 2023, the agency reported that it continued to process over 15,500 financial statements and other electronic submissions despite intermittent disruptions to its website, email, and online services. This figure illustrates the volume of transactions the agency handles on a regular basis. The attack prompted the agency to notify national cybersecurity authorities and to reinforce its defenses before restoring stable operations.

As the sole keeper of the official business register, SBRA’s distinguishing attribute is its regulatory role in ensuring transparency and legal certainty for companies operating in Serbia. The agency’s core competency lies in delivering reliable e‑government services that enable the electronic filing, retrieval, and verification of corporate data. Its response to the 2023 DDoS incident demonstrated an ability to coordinate with national cybersecurity bodies and to implement mitigations that preserved critical service functions. These characteristics position SBRA as a key institution supporting the Serbian business environment and the broader digital administration framework.