Romania’s national grid company Transelectrica (stock symbol: TEL) ended 2025 with net profit of RON328 million, down 44% year-over-year, and operating revenues of RON5.5 billion, down 29% against 2024, amid lower balancing market income and lower conjunctural revenues, the company said in its financial report on February 29.
MedLife, Romania’s leading private healthcare provider, ended 2025 with revenues of over RON3.1 billion, up 17% year-over-year, the company has announced in its financial report published at the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
Hidroelectrica (H2O.RO), Romania's largest company by market capitalization, valued by investors at around RON68 billion, posted RON3.3 billion net profit in 2025, down 20% from 2024, amid a year of severe drought and the lowest hydroelectric power production in Romania's history. Revenue stood at RON9.61 billion, up 5%.
Romanian-owned drug producer Antibiotice Iasi (stock symbol: ATB) ended 2025 with a preliminary gross profit of RON60.1 million, down 42% year-over-year, the company said in its financial report.
Cris-Tim Family Holding (CFH.RO) posted RON1.155 billion preliminary revenues in 2025, up 3% from 2024, while net profit rose 26% to RON110 million. This is the best financial year of the company listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange and valued at about RON2 billion in its more than three-decade history.
German retailer Kaufland has opened two new stores on Thursday, February 26, in Titu (Dambovita County), and in Pantelimon (Ilfov County), thus reaching a 200-hypermarket network across Romania, in line with calculations by Ziarul Financiar (ZF) daily.