Vlad Teodorescu, managing partner of Donna Medical Center of Bucharest, a business set up in 2011 by Elena Claudia Teodorescu, a radiologist specialized in breast imaging, says the company is set to further develop organically on the Bucharest market.
Transilvania Nuts, a walnut kernel processor owned by Romanian entrepreneurs Levente Bara and Alexandru Chiric, is currently deriving approximately 55% of its revenue from foreign markets and is planning to enter new markets.
Austria’s Wienerberger Group, which produces building materials, has appointed Christian Reingruber as interim managing director of its Romanian subsidiary, after Iulian Mangalagiu left the company, Wienerberger representatives said.
Companies operating in the Romanian technology sector, public or private, which register accelerated growth, may enroll in the Technology Fast 50 Central Europe competition organized by Deloitte across 17 countries in the region.
Technology startup investment platform SeedBlink has opened an office in Athens, Greece, being its second branch outside Romania.
Almost 118,000 transactions were carried out on the Bucharest Stock Exchange in May 2022, 44.6% more than in May 2021, but against the background of smaller volumes.
Insurance company Allianz-Ţiriac ended the first quarter of 2022 with underwritten gross premiums of almost RON820 million, more than twofold the level reported in the same period of 2021, with sales growth being driven by the expansion of the customer portfolio.
Cronos Med, the leading player on the Romanian medical aesthetics market, together with private equity fund Morphosis Capital, announces the setup of an Advisory Board consisting of three top executives in the medical field.
Meetgeek.ai, a technology startup that builds an AI meeting assistant helping teams take control over their meetings, has completed an investment round of EUR500,000 run by investment fund Early Game Ventures (EGV), company representatives said in a statement.
Romania’s three-month ROBOR index, the interbank interest rate used as a reference to calculate variable interests for loans in lei taken out before May 2019, grew to 6.17% a year on Thursday (June 16) after stagnating at 6.15% a year for three days, as per central bank data.