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Amber, the largest independent video game developer in Romania, continues its global expansion with the opening of a new studio in Kiev, Ukraine.
Real estate developer One United Properties has centralized all its operations, including sales one, in a single headquarters, located in One Tower building, part of multifunctional complex One Floreasca City.
Retail turnover, the main barometer for private consumption, in 2021 increased by 10.1% in gross series against 2020, amid rising sales of non-food items (13.6% growth), car fuel in specialized stores (11.6%) and foodstuff, drinks and tobacco (5.5%).
Metal roofing tile producer Blachotrapez, owned by the Polish group of the same name, plans to start production at the new plant it is building with state aid in Baia Mare in summer.
Electronic parts producer Plexus Services Ro, the local subsidiary of US group Plexus, currently as 58 jobs available at the Oradea electronic parts plant.
Valer Hancas, communications and corporate affairs manager at Kaufland Romania, says the company has an investment budget of at least EUR350 million for 2022, with the money aimed at expansion and refurbishment works.
Impact Developer & Contractor (IMP.RO), one of Romania’s biggest real estate developers, plans to make use of geothermal resources of northern Bucharest to allow for the heating of housing units he is building within Greenfield project.
New consumer and mortgage loans taken by consumers from banks, in lei and euros, accelerated in 2021 to a 15-year high, after declining in 2020, the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Romania’s central bank data show.
Travel agency Eturia ended 2021 with a 35% increase in sales volume compared to 2019, to about EUR15 million. The tour operator has reintroduced to its portfolio of offers for 2022 destinations that were partially or totally closed in the last two years, such as Cuba, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, USA, Argentina, Jamaica and Bali.
The pharmaceutical market in Romania generated sales of over RON21 billion in 2021, up 17% from the previous year, according to data provided by market research company Cegedim.
Romania’s Finance Ministry plans to raise RON5.2 billion on the domestic market in February 2022, of which RON4.6 million from banks, to which the amount of RON630 million can be added from the allocations of additional sessions of non-competitive offers organized exclusively for benchmark-type instruments.
Scandinavian furniture and home décor retailer JYSK is continuing its expansion in Romania by opening a new store, in Campina (Prahova County), on Thursday (Feb 3), reaching a 113-unit network on the local market.
Germany’s retailer Kaufland is opening a hypermarket in Turnu Magurele (Teleorman County), reaching a total 149 hypermarkets in Romania.
The Romanian Senate adopted on Wednesday (February 2) a legislative proposal aimed at simplifying the taxation of capital market investors, but the Chamber of Deputies is decider on the matter.
The Bucharest Stock Exchange on Wednesday said the bonds issued by Stanleybet Capital, in the amount of RON20 million, will start trading on the Multilateral Trading System, under the ticker SBET24, on Friday (February 4).
OTP Bank Romania, the domestic subsidiary of Hungary’s biggest banking group, has announced a 75% surge in the number of clients who carried out banking transactions using the Internet Banking service in the pandemic period 2020-2021, compared to 2019.
AROBS Transilvania Software (AROBS.RO), a Romanian IT company that provides software services and solutions, wants to increase its share capital by RON45.5 million up to RON91 million, by incorporating the issuance premium.
Real estate consultancy company Colliers has promoted Oana Stamatin to the position of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) Chief Officer in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), now including Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.
Dutch-held group of firms DN Agrar Group debuted on Wednesday (February 2) on the alternative trading system AeRO market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange under the stock ticker DN.
Euroins relocates its head office to a new space of 2,398 square meters leased in the J8 Office Park building in capital Bucharest, where the company’s 300 employees already started to work, per data from company representatives.20068 items