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In line with Finance Ministry and Trade Registry statistical data, the number of ailing companies has topped 160,000 in 2025, a five-year high.
Coffee shop chain 5 to go, founded by Radu Savopol and Lucian Badila, has entered the Bulgarian market via a partnership with Minimart, a proximity store network with around 200 units.
Winemaker Purcari in the first quarter of 2025 registered RON91.1 million revenues, up 12% from the same period of 2024 despite a higher comparable base, which included RON 5 million in sales from the now-discontinued Ecosmart business.
TeraPlast group, the largest polymer processor in Southeastern Europe, for the first quarter of 2025 reported RON249.2 million turnover, up 41% from the year-earlier period, and RON1.2 million consolidated net profit, compared with RON2.5 million losses in Q1/2024.
Spedition UMB of Bacau, controlled by Dorinel Umbrarescu, posted turnover of above RON5 billion last year, up 61% from 2023. Net profit rose to RON81.7 million, from RON49.5 million in 2023.
Romaqua Group, the largest natural mineral water producer and a leading player on the beverage market, ended 2024 with RON1.18 billion turnover, up 7% year-on-year. Net profit rose by around 12% from 2023, topping RON103 million, an all-time high, in line with data analyzed by ZF.
Door and window trim maker Mondo Style, controlled by local entrepreneurs, sends 80% of production abroad, with Italy, Spain and France as the main market, but also plans to enter Belgium after it expanded output capacity.
Panifcom, part of an integrated group of companies active in grain farming, agriculture and the manufacture of bakery products, ended 2024 with a turnover of RON63 million, up 3% against 2023, as per finance ministry data.
The Foreign Investors Council (FIC) underlines in a press statement the importance of predictable economic policies to ensure a stable and attractive business environment.
Garanti BBVA Romania has signed a financing agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in the amount of EUR50 million, aimed at strengthening the bank’s capital base and expanding its lending capacity in the Romanian economy, with a focus on supporting investments in the green economy.
Italy's UniCredit Group, which includes UniCredit Bank Romania, posted EUR2.8 billion net profit in the first three months of 2025, an increase of 8.3% on the year-ago period, the bank officials said.
Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo Group, which operates in Romania via the bank by the same name, as well as via the recently acquired First Bank, ended the first three months of 2025 with net profit of EUR2.6 billion, up 14% year-over-year.
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON540 million from banks on Monday (May 12), selling government paper, at annual average yield of 8.45%.
Romania's Competition Council has authorized the transaction by which Vel Pitar SA intends to take over Karamolegos Bakery Romania SRL.
ELI Parks, one of the largest industrial and logistics park developers in Romania, announces the signing of a new lease with DAAS, a leading provider of commercial refrigeration solutions in the country, part of international group Epta.
NAGA, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange-listed fintech active in over 100 countries, launches NAGA Earn, a new service aimed at investors looking to earn a return on idle cash sitting in trading accounts.
Turbomecanica (stock symbol: TBM), the only local manufacturer of gas turbine engines and mechanical assemblies for aircraft, ended the first quarter of 2025 with profit of RON4.2 million, up 227% against the result reported in the same period of 2024.
Distributie Energie Electrica Romania (DEER), a member company of the Electrica Group, has completed an investment of RON17 million for the modernization of the electricity distribution infrastructure in the locality of Sacele, Brasov County.
Real estate developer Hagag Development Europe, held by businessman Yitzhak Hagag, plans to turn into hotel the old office building of the former Institute of Hydroelectric Studies in capital Bucharest.
AQUILA (AQ.RO), one of the largest actors in the fast-moving consumer goods distribution sector in Romania and in the region, posted almost RON740 million revenue in the first quarter of 2025, an increase of 19%, and 3% lower net profit, RON19 million, as a result of the new turnover tax, as well as the reduction in financial revenue, it said in its financial report to the Bucharest Stock Exchange.19531 items