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Local startup easySales, which which set up an automated B2B management and e-commerce platform, has expanded to several countries in the region, being currently active, beside Romania, in Hungary, Bulgaria, Czechia and Poland.

Goldring, one of the most active brokers in Romania in terms of listings and trading at the Bucharest Stock Exchange, has appointed Nicolae Tudor to the position of Director, Head of Sales & Trading.

Sales of merchants present on the online commerce platform eMAG Marketplace grew by 14% in the first eight months of 2023, compared to the same period of 2022, according to representatives of eMAG, one of the leading players on the online retail market in the region, which also has a strong foothold in Hungary and Bulgaria.

Sales of green cars, i.e., hybrids, BEVs/electrics and PHEVs/plug-in hybrids, in Europe's top ten car markets - Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Austria - fell by 4.4% in the second quarter of this year to 1.039 million vehicles.

Claudia Stan, Cluster Director of Sales at Apex Alliance Hotel Management, sat down with Business Review to discuss the added value the Sales and Marketing Cluster brings to corporate clients on the local hospitality market. By Anda Sebesi   Where did the idea for a Sales and Marketing Cluster come from and what was the […]

Sales of dermo-cosmetics in pharmacies in Romania increased by 27% to a total of RON360 million (EUR73.2 million) last year and the market was dominated by facial care products, which accounted for 38% of the total, body care (19.8%) and hair care (19.4%) products, according to a Cegedim report.

Sales of ceramic tiles under the Cesarom brand, produced at the Sanex factory in Cluj Napoca, grew 15% in 2020, by volume and by value, above the market value.

Sales in the food retail sector are estimated at around RON130 billion in 2020 compared with sales of RON118 billion in 2019, according to a KeysFin analysis.

Sales of networking equipment doubled in volume in Romania last year, as a result of work from home and learn from home trends, due to the restrictions imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus, the officials of Chinese-held TP-Link company, one of the largest networking products businesses in the world, said.

Sales of hand sanitizer went up 900% in 2020 compared with the previous year. Romanian consumers spent some EUR7.5 million on such products last year, compared with only EUR750,000 in 2019, ZF has found from market actors.

Sales of non-food retailers returned to the level before the crisis generated by the Covid-19 pandemic in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), growing on average 4%, considering that consumption habits have changed in 2020 and sales have a different structure compared with the situation in 2019, per the report “ExCEEding Borders. Retail during the pandemic across the CEE-17 region,” released by Colliers International.

Sales of large plots of farmland were forced to „thaw up” after a half-year hiatus with the coming of the fall, as Romanian farmers put up their land for sale, due to the drought that caused serious losses and the lack of capital to keep going, businesspeople in this sector say.