Podgorica spends 33.5 million euros of 2026 capital budget

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The Capital City of Podgorica spent 33.50 million euros on capital expenditure from January through September 2026, 37.51% of its 89.30 million euro annual plan, budget execution data show. The figures also record unpaid obligations at city companies and institutions, alongside the capital spending progress.

Local infrastructure accounted for the largest listed allocation: Podgorica spent 17.93 million euros of the 50.85 million euros planned, or 35.25%. Spending on equipment reached 4.56 million euros against an annual plan of 11.75 million euros.

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Investment maintenance spending stood at 2.95 million euros of the 7.50 million euros budgeted. Construction works received 1.34 million euros, equal to 11.38% of the 2026 plan for that category.

Other capital expenditure had the highest execution rate among the listed categories, at 90.39%, with 6.73 million euros spent from a planned 7.44 million euros. The budget data show spending by category but do not explain why execution rates varied.

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At 30 September 2026, city companies and institutions reported 15.17 million euros in unpaid obligations. The Capital City itself accounted for 993.2 thousand euros, according to the figures.

The data do not break down the reported obligations by individual city company or institution, or specify whether all of them were due for payment. The capital spending figures cover the period through the end of the third quarter, while 89.30 million euros is the full-year budget plan.

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