Kandia Dulce, Romania’s biggest chocolate producer, aims for 21% higher turnover in 2022 against 2021, to RON194 million, betting on the most important brands in its portfolio.
Oradea, the second largest market for logistics and transport in Romania after Bucharest, will have the first industrial park with a cargo terminal, also the first air cargo terminal in the country.
Most retailers in Romania (almost 60%) reported rising sales since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic until March 2022, with the online segment surging by 57%, as per a survey by VTEX, an e-commerce platform, and market research firm MKOR Consulting.
Romanian regional investment fund SIF Muntenia (SIF4.RO) on Tuesday informed investors that on June 6, 2022 it concluded a sale-purchase contract with Centrul Medical Unirea regarding the transfer of a total 1,882,496 shares held by SIF Muntenia at Muntenia Medical Competences.
Romanian real estate developer Eden Capital Development announced that it obtained the building permit for a EUR200 million residential complex in capital Bucharest.
T-Systems International sets off the opening of a Digital Hub in Romania with the support of Combridge and DTSE Romania, offering more than 100 jobs.
Romanian startup firm Vatis Tech, which developed a speech recognition platform for audio-video content processing, is preparing for a second funding round due in the fall of 2022, aiming for international expansion, company officials said in a statement.
Alexandrion Group, the biggest alcoholic beverage producer domestically, has launched the Carpathian Single Malt brand, the first single malt whisky 100% made in Romania.
Cluj-Napoca based car parts wholesaler Unix Auto, held by businessman Zombori Antal, posted RON322.6 million (EUR65.6 million) revenue in 2021, about 3% lower than in 2020, ZF has calculated from Finance Ministry data.
Law firm Filip & Company assisted BCR in the transfer of part of the operating lease business of BCR Fleet Management to Arval Group.
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 6.07% a year on Tuesday (June 7) from 6.05% a year on Monday (June 6), as per central bank data.