Podgorica is preparing a €183.3 million budget for 2027, up 11.6% from 2026, with €94.3 million projected for capital expenditure. Higher transfers to municipal companies and wage costs would add pressure to spending.
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Montenegro spent 278.5 million euros on capital expenditure in the first nine months of 2026, reaching 106.6% of the period’s plan. The faster execution expands the near-term market for contractors and suppliers.
Montenegro and Albania have not yet finalised the procedures required to begin construction procurement for a planned €20 million bridge over the Bojana River, which will…
Montenegro recorded €63.36 million in capital expenditure in August, exceeding the planned amount by €37.49 million and the level recorded in the same month of 2025…
Montenegro plans to add 28 projects worth around €78 million to its 2027 capital investment pipeline, expanding the state-backed programme covering infrastructure and other development projects.…
Montenegro has allocated €305 million for capital expenditure in 2026 within a wider public-investment framework containing 396 projects with a stated aggregate value approaching €9.7 billion.…
Montenegro significantly increased capital expenditure during the first six months of 2026, but by the end of June the government had implemented only 27% of its…
According to information received by the Ministry of Finance from relevant institutions, part of the funds allocated in Montenegro’s 2025 Capital Budget will not be spent…
Stefan Ćulafić, a member of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in the Podgorica parliament, stated that the implementation of the capital budget in the first…
According to the provided payment reports for planned projects, the execution of the Capital Budget stands at around 248 million euros, as announced by the Ministry…
