Romania issued state aid worth EUR 1.3 billion during 2019-2023, with 62% of the projects being granted to foreign...
Swedish group Ikea, which has recently confirmed the acquisition of the Timpuri Noi industrial platform in Bucharest, says the group doesn't plan to build an Ikea store on the plot. The property was acquired by the group's real estate development division, Inter Ikea, for EUR 34.6 million.
Romanian media Retailers realize consumption revival is not without massive price cuts – in Ziarul Financiar, IKEA converts Timpuri Noi into apartments, offices and retail space – in Ziarul Financiar, Eight million Romanians have to insure their homes – in Ziarul Financiar, Alcatel Lucent hires another 200 engineers in Timisoara – in Ziarul Financiar, Schaeffler expects 100m euros higher turnover for Brasov plant – in Ziarul Financiar
The Blue Air group of companies has invested over EUR 800,000 in two self service restaurants in Sibiu and Bucharest, under the Self brand. The first such restaurant has been opened four months ago in Sibiu, while the one in Bucharest was opened on Wednesday (July 14) in Buzesti area of the capital city.
More companies decided to cancel their business activity in Romania in the first half of this year than in the same period of last year, according to data from the National Trade Registry (ONRC). There was a whooping six times increase in the number of firms which filed for voluntary cancellation of their business, to 118,000. The amount also includes automatic cancellations.
After a good first quarter which brought profits for banks in Romania, the local banking system posted a loss of around EUR 49 million after the first five months of the year, according to data from the Romanian Central Bank (BNR). BNR has centralized data from the banks active in Romania showing a cumulative loss in the sector, although in the first three months of the year it had a profit of nearly EUR 25 million.
A recent comment run on a Financial Times blog depicts the Romanian Government as “at best dysfunctional and at worst incompetent”, while Romanian president Traian Basescu is described as “the country’s bull-in-a-chinashop president”.
Texas-based Lufkin Industries will build its announced production unit in Romania within the Ploiesti West Park, where it bought a 33-hectare land plot from the owners Allianso Business Park, the company has announced. Belgian Alinso is the majority shareholder and developer of Ploiesti West Park.
Swedish group Ikea, which has recently confirmed the acquisition of the Timpuri Noi industrial platform in Bucharest, says the group doesn't plan to build an Ikea store on the plot. The property was acquired by the group's real estate development division, Inter Ikea, for EUR 34.6 million.
Romanian media Retailers realize consumption revival is not without massive price cuts – in Ziarul Financiar, IKEA converts Timpuri Noi into apartments, offices and retail space – in Ziarul Financiar, Eight million Romanians have to insure their homes – in Ziarul Financiar, Alcatel Lucent hires another 200 engineers in Timisoara – in Ziarul Financiar, Schaeffler expects 100m euros higher turnover for Brasov plant – in Ziarul Financiar
The Blue Air group of companies has invested over EUR 800,000 in two self service restaurants in Sibiu and Bucharest, under the Self brand. The first such restaurant has been opened four months ago in Sibiu, while the one in Bucharest was opened on Wednesday (July 14) in Buzesti area of the capital city.
More companies decided to cancel their business activity in Romania in the first half of this year than in the same period of last year, according to data from the National Trade Registry (ONRC). There was a whooping six times increase in the number of firms which filed for voluntary cancellation of their business, to 118,000. The amount also includes automatic cancellations.
After a good first quarter which brought profits for banks in Romania, the local banking system posted a loss of around EUR 49 million after the first five months of the year, according to data from the Romanian Central Bank (BNR). BNR has centralized data from the banks active in Romania showing a cumulative loss in the sector, although in the first three months of the year it had a profit of nearly EUR 25 million.
A recent comment run on a Financial Times blog depicts the Romanian Government as “at best dysfunctional and at worst incompetent”, while Romanian president Traian Basescu is described as “the country’s bull-in-a-chinashop president”.
Texas-based Lufkin Industries will build its announced production unit in Romania within the Ploiesti West Park, where it bought a 33-hectare land plot from the owners Allianso Business Park, the company has announced. Belgian Alinso is the majority shareholder and developer of Ploiesti West Park.