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Illustration: a freshly asphalted city street with white markings, lined by apartment blocks and trees, in morning light — a symbol of the roads financed through municipal bonds.
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Ungheni launches its 10-million bond issue on Monday: what interest it pays and the minimum you can buy in

From Monday, 10 August, the municipality of Ungheni opens its public offer of bonds worth 10 million lei — the money it will use to repair its streets. After the terms were only draft in July, the National Commission for Financial Markets approved the prospectus on 4 August, and the figures are now firm: 10,000 securities of 1,000 lei each, split into three classes, with interest rates of 9.5%, 10% and one floating rate, over 2, 3 and 4 years. An Ungheni resident can buy from 5,000 lei, and in the first two working days the offer is reserved for individuals. Victoriabank intermediates the subscription.

Ion Calmis·8 August 2026· Explainer
A yellow roller compactor smooths a fresh layer of black asphalt on a street in a residential neighbourhood of Ungheni, bordered by a fence and a rose bed.
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Ungheni paves Mihai Viteazul street “from the local budget” — it's on the list for the 10-million loan

On 23 July, Ungheni City Hall announced the repair of Mihai Viteazul street — 500 metres in the Berești-Vasilica neighbourhood — carried out “from the local budget” by the municipal company Servicii Comunale Ungheni. Public records show the street is one of 14 objects on a list the Municipal Council approved in May to be modernised with a 10-million-lei loan raised through municipal bonds; the decision publishes only the overall ceiling and how many metres are to be paved, not the cost of each street. The work is done in-house, without a separate works tender — a lawful model, but one in which the cost of the repair remains, so far, unpublished.

Ion Calmis·23 July 2026· Analysis