Hungary’s Construction Sector Faces Risks as Lithuania Urges Early EU Budget Deal

Government measures in Hungary are increasing financial exposure for construction and real estate firms, while Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has emphasized the need to finalize the European Union’s 2028–2034 budget before the year ends.

26 Aug, 11:50 — 26 Aug, 11:50

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Scope: Government Measures Raise Risks for Hungarian Construction, Real Estate Firms

Hungarian construction and real estate companies face increased regulatory, execution and liquidity risks from recent government measures, although the eventual release of EUR 16.4 billion in previously frozen EU funds could provide medium-term support, Scope Ratings said in a research commentary.

By Bence Gaál

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First report: delfi-lt · 26 Aug, 11:48|Full coverage: 2 · 2m|Window: 2m

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Nausėda: dėl 2028–2034 m. ES biudžeto turime susitarti dar šiemet

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Hungary’s Construction Sector Faces Risks as Lithuania Urges Early EU Budget Deal

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Scope: Government Measures Raise Risks for Hungarian Construction, Real Estate Firms

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Nausėda: dėl 2028–2034 m. ES biudžeto turime susitarti dar šiemet

Scope: Government Measures Raise Risks for Hungarian Construction, Real Estate Firms

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