A multi-jurisdictional Clifford Chance team of Bucharest and London offices assisted the investment bank consortium with the updating of the bond issue program of Banca Transilvania and the biggest bond issue in CEE, worth EUR1 billion, launched by BT on international markets.
Real estate developer One United Properties in the first quarter of this year registered residential transactions worth EUR60.4 million, corresponding to 144 residential and commercial units, as well as 243 parking and storage spaces.
Metaminds, an IT&C integrator and cybersecurity solution provider of Bucharest, ended 2025 with net profit of RON20.3 million (EUR4 million), around 2.6 times higher than in 2024.
Builder Kesz Constructii Romania, the local subsidiary of Hungarian group Kesz, in 2025 posted turnover of around RON315.7 million (EUR62.6 million), down 11.5% from 2024, in line with ZF calculations based on Finance Ministry data.
Chemical fertilizer wholesaler Solarex Impex, controlled by entrepreneurs Maria Luciana Turna, Leonard Mugurel Stoica and Maria Stoica, for 2025 reported turnover worth RON256.4 million (EUR50.8 million), slightly down, by 1.7% from 2024, in line with ZF calculations based on Finance Ministry data.
Maribo Prodcarn, a cold cuts producer owned by Anghel family that owns Marisan brand, ended 2025 with RON107 million turnover, down 13% from 2024. This is the second year of decline for the Calarasi-based company.
Coffee ship chain Meron, founded in Cluj-Napoca by Bogdan Ciocian, will add four-five new units this year, a slightly slower pace that in 2025, when the annual average was six-seven openings.
Beko group, one of the world’s biggest players in the electrical home appliances industry and leader of the European market, will continue to bet on Europe and Romania production, even as competition with Far East players, especially China, is ever fiercer and uneven, says Ain Garzanli, CEO of Beko Europe, in an interview with ZF.