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Otopeni airport for the first time went beyond the threshold of 17 million passengers in 2025, after a 7% increase in 2024 air traffic, according to the representatives of the Bucharest Airports National Company (CNAB).
Natural gas producer and supplier Romgaz, a state-owned company, has announced it concluded with BRD SocGen two term deposits, the first worth RON100 million, maturing on February 17, and the second RON300 million, due on February 23.
US group Bunge is cementing its footprint on the local agribusiness market via an extensive merger, in the wake of which Bunge Romania SRL will absorb Viterra Romania SRL and Viterra Romsiloz SRL, with Canadian investors previously.
A quarter of European young people work and study at the same time, compared with just 2.4% in Romania, which ranks at the bottom of the ranking in this regard, reveals a Eurostat analysis with data for 2024.
Renault Group ended 2025 with a volume of 2.34 million vehicles sold globally, up 3.2% from 2024, on a market that posted a mere 1.6% advance, in line with company data.
Cordia Romania, part of Hungary’s Futureal Group, has completed the acquisition of a plot of land on 124, Calea Dudesti, near Bucuresti Mall, and announced plans to develop its next project, Centropolitan, there.
Polish-held fashion brand Tatum entered Romania at the end of last year, when it inaugurated a store in NEPI’s Mega Mall in Bucharest. It then opened a second in Arges Mall in Pitesti, held by real estate developer Prime Kapital.
VAUNT, the Romanian startup that develops an operating system-type platform for real estate sales, has announced that the more than 80 real estate developers using its solutions carried out EUR534 million transactions in 2025. The developers used the platform to manage projects, leads and post-sale processes.
The number of local and multi-jurisdictional transactions assisted by Clifford Chance Badea, the Bucharest office of global law firm Clifford Chance, doubled in 2025 versus 2024, reaching a total combined value of over EUR30 billion.
The Kazakh-Romanian Energy Investment Fund, set up by KazMunayGas International (KMGI) and the Romanian government, has started to operate the cogeneration plant at the Petromidia refinery in the seaside town of Navodari, KMGI-owned Rompetrol Group has announced on Monday (January 19).
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON700 million from banks on Monday (January 19), selling bonds at an annual average yield of 6.70%.
Romania's central bank has decided on Monday (January 19), in its first monetary policy meeting of 2026, to keep its key interest rate unchanged at 6.5% a year.
Romania's Competition Council has fined 27 companies (25 car repair stations and two insurance companies) a total of RON14.73 million (nearly EUR2.9 million) for participating in an anti-competitive agreement on the Romanian car maintenance and repair services market.
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) officially welcomed Raiffeisen Bank as a Participant in the Exchange’s trading system today, during an event held at the BVB headquarters.
Romania's three-month ROBOR index, the interbank interest rate used as a reference to calculate variable interests for loans in lei taken out before May 2019, as well as for companies' leu-denominated loans, started the Jan. 19 - 23 week at 5.98%, lower than the 6% level recorded on Friday (Jan. 16), in line with central bank data.
PwC Romania has supported Leroy Merlin Romania and technological infrastructure upgrading and integration of operational processes in a unified platform (SAP S/4HANA) to meet the increasingly complex demands of the retail market.
Agricover Credit IFN has signed a EUR12 million funding agreement with the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, with the funds being destined to Romania agribusiness sector.
Voluntary private pension (Pillar III) funds in 2025 registered the best year in the history of the system, with an average 19.6% yield and RON7.4 billion net assets, up 33% from late 2024, in line with calculations by the Romanian association for private pensions APAPR.
Renault is readying to launch the Duster SUV in India, where it will be manufactured at the Chennai plant in a version adapted to the local market, but with the potential of generating significant synergies with the European production of Mioveni, Fabrice Cambolive, Chief Growth Officer and CEO of Renault brand, told ZF.
Dacia brand is likely to be expanded beyond the current markets of Europe, Turkey and Morocco, as Renault is stepping up its strategy of repositioning in the premium segment and making room for its low-cost brand to fill the entry-level field on international markets, stated Fabrice Cambolive, Chief Growth Officer and CEO of Renault brand, during the Renault Tech Tour of Seoul.19549 items