The increase in construction costs represents the biggest challenge of 2022 for 90% of real estate companies in Romania and in other countries in this region of Europe, as per Deloitte Real Estate Confidence Survey for Central Europe 2022 conducted in the second quarter of 2022 in Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary.
The seven mandatory private pension funds in Romania (Pillar II) have generated an annual average yield of 7.3% for the 7.8 million Romanian participants over the last 14 years, the Romanian association for private pensions APAPR said in a statement Wednesday.
Romanian startup easySales, which set up an automated B2B management and e-commerce platform, plans to attract EUR600,000 financing round via technology startup investment platform SeedBlink.
Consumers around the world are facing rising prices and 47% of respondents expect to spend more on groceries over the next six months, in line with PwC’s Global Consumer Insights Pulse Survey 2022.
LIBERTY Steel Group, which includes LIBERTY Galati, the largest steel producer in Romania, has reached a standstill agreement with Greensill Bank, its largest creditor, on the debt facilities relating to its European steel businesses.
Portland Trust, the investment fund having ARES Management and Bluehouse as equity partners, has finalized the sale of Expo Business Park compound, of Bucharest’s Expozitiei area, to Austria’s S Immo, which also owns Bucharest’s shopping center Sun Plaza.
HAIR03 pre-emptive rights issued for the share capital increase carried out by Holde Agri Invest, a Romanian company operating farmland, will start trading n Wednesday (June 15), according to the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
Heineken Romania, the second largest brewer locally, ended 2021 with turnover worth RON1.37 billion, up 9% from the previous year, as beer market volumes remained flat from 2020.
Accor hotel group plans to go beyond the 1,000-employee mark by the end of 2022, having 950 employees at present.
OMV Petrom (SNP.RO) the largest company on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, whose profitability is tied to the price of fuel, on Tuesday evening announced it would submit a proposal to shareholders to pay special dividends of RON0.045/share, as a result of its “financial strength”, the company said in a release.