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Metrorex estimates more than 650 million lei for investments in 2024, with the draft budget forecasting total revenues of 2.4 billion lei.

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The Metrorex budget for 2024 foresees more than 650 million lei for investments, a significant increase compared to the previous year. Total revenues are estimated at RON 2.4 billion and estimated losses amount to RON 350 million. The estimates also include 5208 employees at the end of the year. The draft budget foresees a significant increase in investment expenditure, which will be provided from own sources and budget allocations.

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