Solaris plants are located in Poland, but the company, one of the largest public transportation electric vehicle manufacturers, considers developing new production units and Romania is on the list of countries where this may happen.
Furniture retailer Ikea, which has two stores on the local market, both in Bucharest, is considering developing smaller stores in Romania, like the group already has on other markets, and is also considering new pick-up points in the country.
Romania is represented with 56 companies, fewer by two firms than in the previous year, in a ranking of 500 largest companies in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) compiled by Coface rating agency based on 2020 financial data, placing the country fourth in the region.
At the end of the first 9 months of 2021, Photon Energy had a project portfolio of around 218 MW under various stages of development in Romania, almost double the 117 MW capacity of early 2021, reflecting the frenzy of green energy activity Romania is witnessing.
Romania’s hotel industry is in full swing and by 2024 another 15 hotels are due to be opened, with a total number of 2,000 rooms, reveals a ZF analysis based on a report by STR hospitality industry research company.
The software development hub of ING Group is getting ready to enter a new IT market in Romania, by opening an office in Cluj-Napoca (north-western Romania) in the coming period.
Portland Trust, one of the most powerful real estate developers in Romania, has finalised the sale of the largest photovoltaic park under development in Romania to Econergy and Nofar Energy.
Romania’s Competition Council has approved the transaction whereby life and health insurer Signal Iduna Asigurare Reasigurare SA is acquiring insurance companies Ergo Asigurari SA and Ergo Asigurari de Viata SA.