Simion Prunean, manager of Grand Hotel Italia, the five-star hotel of Cluj part of Italy’s chain Select Hotels Group, says he hopes for a better year and has budgeted 18-20% higher turnover than last year’s.
Bookstore chain Carturesti, controlled by Nicoleta Dumitru and Serban Radu, is seeking spaces for new openings outside Bucharest, in Alba Iulia, Galati, Bacau, Targu-Mures and Bistrita.
Stanleybet Capital, a holding company that integrates and coordinates a network of sports betting agencies and slot machines, gambling halls and online gambling platforms, debuted on Friday (Feb 4) at the Bucharest Stock Exchange with its first issue of bonds worth RON20 million.
International rating agency Fitch Ratings has revised Garanti Bank S.A.’s (GBR) Outlook to Stable from Negative, while affirming the Romanian bank’s Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at ‘BB-‘ and Viability Rating (VR) at ‘bb-‘, in line with data from the bank’s representatives.
Romania's finance ministry will be launching three new bond issues for the general population on February 7, 2022, which can be subscribed until September 24.
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, spiked to 3.11% a year on Friday (Feb 4) versus 3.05% a year over the last two weeks, except the level of 3.06% a year reached on Jan 26, central bank data showed Friday.
Romanian software development company TARA Interactive, with 20 employees in Bucharest and ten in Chisinau, expects to end 2022 with a turnover of nearly RON8 million, double from over RON4 million in 2021, according to company representatives.
The company Masterbuild, general contractor & developer, plans to invest EUR20 million in a logistics park of over 16,000 square meters north of Bucharest, in Butimanu – Dambovita area, with direct access to national road DN1A, according to company officials.
Techcelerator, the most active accelerator for technology startups in Romania, has selected ten startups from five countries - Bulgaria, Grecia, Romania, UK and Armenia – for the second edition of the NEXT FinTech acceleration program.
Technical plastics solutions developer Reinert Kunststoffetechnik, acquired in late 2019 by Germany’s CCBA Verwaltungs, projects EUR25 million turnover for 2022, up around 13% on the year, in line with ZF calculations based on company data.
Marius Vinatoru, marketing manager of International hotel of Sinaia, says 30% higher turnover has been budgeted for this year.