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PRO INFRA: Funding of up to €15 million for Romanian construction materials companies through the Modernisation Fund

The Ministry of Transport has advanced a significant new opportunity for companies in the construction materials industry with the official launch of the "PRO INFRA" state aid scheme.

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PRO INFRA: Funding of up to €15 million for Romanian construction materials companies through the Modernisation Fund

The Ministry of Transport has put forward a significant new opportunity for companies in the construction materials industry with the official launch of the "PRO INFRA" state aid scheme. It aims to support local production of raw materials, materials and products that are essential for transport infrastructure projects. Through the Modernisation Fund, the state is allocating a total budget of 200 million euro for the implementation of this programme over a fixed period.

The context and importance of the PRO INFRA scheme

At a time when Romania is accelerating its investment in road, rail and airport infrastructure, securing a robust supply of competitive construction materials is becoming a strategic priority. Infrastructure projects are essential for economic development, for easier mobility and for attracting new investment. However, the construction sector faces challenges linked to rising raw material costs and vulnerabilities in international supply chains.

Against this background, the PRO INFRA scheme gives Romanian companies the chance to strengthen their production capacity and increase their competitiveness on the domestic and European markets. Direct funding of up to 15 million euro per project can trigger major investment in technology modernisation, energy efficiency and a more diverse product range.

Funding details and eligible beneficiaries

The state aid scheme, approved by Ministerial Order No 2.292/2025 and published in the Official Gazette, provides a total funding budget of 200 million euro. Although the total amount is significant, the average annual budget is limited in order to ensure sustainable management throughout the implementation of the programme.

The companies targeted are those active in the production of raw materials, materials and products intended for construction, especially in the field of transport infrastructure. They can apply for funding covering projects worth up to 15 million euro, which allows them to invest in innovative capacity, optimise their logistics chain and respond effectively to current and future market requirements.

Next steps for accessing PRO INFRA funds

Interested companies must follow the administrative procedures officially announced, starting with the submission of funding applications in line with the eligibility criteria set out in the state aid scheme. The main stages include:

  • Preparing a coherent and detailed investment plan that highlights the impact on production and the contribution to infrastructure projects;
  • Submitting the application within the set deadlines and providing all supporting documents;
  • Assessment of applications by the competent authorities on the basis of the technical and financial criteria laid down in the order;
  • Monitoring the implementation of the funded projects and reporting progress regularly to the Ministry of Transport.

It is essential that companies consult the full details of the scheme in the Official Gazette and follow the official announcements for any updates on the launch of funding call windows and the application criteria.

Prospects for the construction materials sector in Romania

Through the PRO INFRA scheme, Romania aims both to meet the immediate needs of major infrastructure projects and to strengthen domestic production in a sustainable way. A positive impact will be felt in the reduced dependence on costly imports and the increased competitiveness of local companies at European level.

Access to funding on this scale is a powerful catalyst that can bring about technological transformation, capacity growth and easier access to foreign markets. For the Romanian business environment, this can mean sustainable development and the creation of new jobs in the industrial and construction sectors.

Conclusion

The PRO INFRA scheme signals the authorities' commitment to revitalising the construction materials sector through a well-calibrated financial instrument geared towards supporting major infrastructure. Companies in the sector must prepare for a transparent competition and make the most of this unique opportunity, which can attract large-scale investment and secure a prominent role in the development of Romania's transport networks.

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