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Teraplast announces the launch of a new brand identity as part of a comprehensive strategic repositioning process, reflecting the maturity and current scale of its product portfolio and, implicitly, of the Group as the largest polymer processor in South-Eastern Europe.
Franklin Templeton International Services, the manager of Fondul Proprietatea ("the Fund") since 2010, is seeking approval for a new four-year mandate, at the Fund's General Meeting of Shareholders scheduled for February 26/27, 2026.
Romanian carmaker Automobile Dacia’s assembly plant in Mioveni (southern Romania) has reached the symbolic threshold of 100,000 Dacia Bigster units produced, only one year since the SUV, the largest in the Dacia range, entered production.
Over 92,100 mortgages were registered in Romania in 2025, up 6.4% compared to 2024, with Bucharest, Ilfov, Timis and Cluj granting the most mortgage loans, according to a market analysis by online broker Ipotecare.ro based on official data.
Online retailer evoMAG, one of the main players in the local IT&C market, ended 2025 with EUR54 million turnover, 12% higher than in 2024.
Law firm PeliPartners assisted Star Residence Invest, a real estate investment company listed on the AeRO market of BVB, in the acquisition of Polona 68 office building.
Wholesale and logistics company Aquila has completed an EUR5 million investment in an AI-based automation solution for logistic operations at the warehouse of Dragomiresti, Ilfov county, in a context marked by rising volumes and product portfolio diversification.
EV charging station producer LEKTRI.CO ended 2025 with around 2,500 manufactured and sold, flat from 2024 in a context marked by falling EV registrations.
Continental Tires group has started developing a regional services center for EMEA in Timisoara for IT, HR, procurement and other activities that will have 150 new employees, announced Serban Nicolescu, CEO of Continental Tires Timisoara.
Malaysian-held home improvement retailer Mr. DIY is readying aggressive expansion in Romania, with plans to reach 500 stores on the long term.
German-held carmaker BMW Group Romania saw 5,545 BMW and MINI cars registered in 2025, a new record for the Romanian market. The BMW brand delivered 5,229 units, an increase of 7% in 2024, while the sales of BMW Motorrad motorcycles reached an all-time high of 773 units.
Samus Tec of Dej, Cluj county, specializing in concrete and precast concrete products manufacturing, owned by Ioan Tecar, one of the most powerful local entrepreneurs, will invest EUR5.5 million in a plant manufacturing concrete products for constrictions.
Myosotis, a pharmacy brand with over three-decade history, started in Galati, boosted its receipts by around 18% in 2025.
Real estate developer Speedwell has already sold or got reservations for 40% of the available units in the first two residential buildings of the Queens District mixed-use project in Aviatiei area in Bucharest in the first three months since its October 2025 launch, it said in a statement.
Romanian-owned drug producer Antibiotice Iasi (stock symbol: ATB) published the preliminary data regarding the key performance indicators for the 2025 fiscal year, which show weaker results than its initial estimations.
Polish retailer Zabka, the latest big name to enter the Romanian grocery retail market, had 173 stores under the Froo brand in this country at the end of 2025 and announced plans to step up expansion.
Turism, Hoteluri, Restaurante Marea Neagra SA (EFO.RO), one of the leading hotel companies on the Romanian Black Sea coast, announced the successful sale by public auction of the Siret hotel complex in Saturn, Constanta County, for EUR3.5 million plus VAT on January 22, 2026.
Premier Energy (PE:RO) announces completion of the acquisition of a 158 MW wind farm in Hungary, in a EUR128 million deal.
Horwath HTL, one of the largest hospitality, tourism and leisure consulting service providers, is opening its first office in Romania via a partnership with Lucian Marinescu and Calin Ilie, two hospitality consultants in Romania.
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON967 million from banks on Thursday (January 22), selling government paper in two auctions, at annual average yields of 6.91% and 6.69%, respectively.19366 items