Montenegro's government on Thursday canceled a euro2.7 billion ($3.69 billion) deal with a Croatian company to build a highway in the tiny Adriatic country. A consortium lead by Croatian Konstruktor Inzenjering d.d. had won the bidding last year to build a 170-kilometer (105-mile) stretch of highway from the Adriatic coast to the Montenegrin border with Serbia. But it but has failed to provide financial guarantees for the job by the end of February, as was envisaged by the terms of the agreement. Montenegrin government said it will now turn to an Israeli-Greek consortium, which was the second-placed bidder. 