Farmec Cluj-Napoca, the largest local cosmetics manufacturer, has budgeted small growth in revenue for this year, but higher than the overall market’s.
TeraPlast Bistrita (TRP.RO), construction materials producer owned by businessman Dorel Goia, announced Wednesday it has appointed Lucian Anghel as interim non-executive director.
Romania's economy is expected to recover to pre-pandemic levels around mid-2022, with 3.7% economic growth in 2021 and 5% growth in 2022 after an estimated contraction of 5.5% in 2020, UniCredit Bank analysts estimate.
Restart Energy, a local independent supplier of electricity and natural gas founded in 2015 in Timisoara, is preparing a corporate bond issue of EUR3-5 million on the Bucharest Stock Exchange to support its investment program.
MAM Bricolaj, a supplier of materials and accessories for furniture, held by the Gavan Family, will start trading its shares Thursday, January 21, under the ticker symbol MAM, on the alternative trading system AeRO of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, per stock market data.
Romania’s real estate investment market showed resilience in the face of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, with the volume of transactions reaching EUR914 million, 28% higher than in 2019, per the Romania Investment Marketbeat report released by real estate consulting firm Cushman & Wakefield Echinox.
Romania’s Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) plans to implement a unitary approach for the management of the stock market, insurance and private pension sectors, through the coordination of all services by a general department, according to the ASF strategy for 2021-2023.
Real estate consulting company CBRE has brokered the extension of the lease contract for a space of approximately 85,000 square meters occupied by Carrefour Group within the P3 Bucharest A1 industrial park located in western Bucharest.
Ploiesti-based iHunt Technology (HUNT.RO), a producer and supplier of mobile phones and hi-tech gadgets, whose shares climbed 41% in 2021, received shareholders’ approval for a bond issue worth RON7 million, for a four-year period, and a maximum interest rate of 9% per year.