A&D Pharma, part of Dr.Max Group, which owns Dr.Max pharmacy chain, has leased a warehouse of 9,000 square meters within the CTPark Sibiu project located in western Sibiu, being the second largest distribution hub, after the hub in capital Bucharest, which covers over 27,000 sqm.
Transport Trade Services (TTS.RO), Romania's biggest freight transporter on the Danube, which is majority held by entrepreneur Mircea Mihailescu, has concluded a contract with SSIF BRK Financial Group for the market maker activity on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
Telios Care, one of the leading providers of telehealth services in Romania, has raised a new financing worth EUR700,000, having Cluj-based software solutions developer Fortech as lead investor.
Swedish-held Medicover, the third largest private medical service provider in Romania, on Monday said it was investing EUR20 million in a new hospital in Pipera area (northern Bucharest), which will have 150 beds.
Retail pharmacy network Ducfarm in Cluj posted RON255 million sales in 2020, an increase of 15% year-on-year, ZF has calculated from Finance Ministry data.
Apartment prices went up in five districts in Bucharest in June compared with the previous month, and down in only two districts, as the market headed towards an 11-year peak.
The construction paint market stagnated in 2020, says paint manufacturer Policolor. The pandemic year was an opportunity for companies in this business to make investments in production facilities.
Ian Pearson, the former Ford Romania president between March 2018 and April 2021 who also ran the Craiova plant of the carmaker, has become operations director of BritishVolt, the UK company that will build the first electric car battery plant in that country, GigaFactory.
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB), which operates the local capital market, on Friday said it concluded, as issuer, a contract for market making services with BRK Financial Group (BRK.RO), the only brokerage company listed on the Romanian Stock Exchange, which will produce its effects starting with July 5, 2021.
The energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources will entail huge investments in production capacities and infrastructure, with the amounts estimated for Europe alone to transform the electricity network exceeding $2 trillion until 2050, according to PwC.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on Friday said it was providing a loan worth the Romanian lei equivalent of up to EUR40 million (USD47.3 million) to Distributie Energie Electrica Romania (DEER), the electricity distribution subsidiary of Electrica Group.
The Executive Board of Romania’s largest natural gas producer Romgaz Medias (SNG.RO) decided in its meeting of June 30, 2021 to appoint Aristotel Marius Jude to the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for a new provisional mandate of four months, starting with August 14, 2021.
Real estate market professionals in Central Europe are optimistic that the year will deliver a post-pandemic market bounce, according to the Deloitte Real Estate Confidence Survey for Central Europe 2021 conducted in the first quarter in Romania, Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary.
Monika Rajska-Wolińska, Managing Partner of Colliers’ business in Poland, has been promoted to CEO of Colliers in the enlarged Central and Eastern European region starting August 1, the real estate consultancy company announced.
US giant Oracle has acquired Romanian online food ordering start-up Gloria Food, funded in 2013 by German entrepreneur Oliver Auerbach and Romanian entrepreneur Mihai Anghel.
Lender Raiffeisen Bank's second green bond issue, worth over RON1.2 billion, starts trading Friday on the Bucharest stock exchange under the ticker symbol RBRO28.
More than 14,000 new vehicles were registered in Romania in June, an increase of 18% on year-ago period, Romania’s General Directorate for Driving Licenses and Car Registration (DRPCIV) data show.
Swiss-held Novartis, one of the largest international pharmaceutical groups, which also has a plant in Romania, Sandoz Targu-Mures, has chosen this country to boost production capacity and create a testing center for drugs that will then be sold throughout Europe.
Mortar, paint and base coat manufacturer Baumit, held by Austria’s Schmid Industrie Holding, saw its revenue increase 12% to RON335 million in 2020, Finance Ministry data show. The profit stood at RON21.4 million, 35% higher than in the previous year, and the number of employees rose to 264.