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Fluor Corporation, a US engineering and construction group listed on the NYSE, is expanding its presence in Europe with the opening of an office in Bucharest, which will serve as a regional hub for next-generation nuclear energy projects.
George-Razvan Calinescu, chief financial officer of Banca Transilvania (TLV.RO) Group, where he is also deputy chief executive officer, sold 43,500 shares in the Cluj-based bank on March 17.
State-owned Aerostar Bacau, a supplier of aerostructures, subassemblies and hydraulic systems for global manufacturing programs, has convened the general meeting of shareholders for April 22, with the agenda including the distribution of dividends totally worth RON48.7 million.
Allianz-Tiriac, the second largest insurer locally, in 2025 registered a gross underwriting volume of almost RON4 billion, up 5.5% from 2024, despite challenges and the difficult context.
JTEKT Bearings Romania, the local subsidiary of Japanese group JTEKT Corporation, has convened the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders for April 24, 2026.
Hidroelectrica, Romania’s largest company by capitalization, has initiated the selection procedure for filling two positions as members of the company’s Management Board, respectively CEO and CFO.
Foundever, a global CX services company, has opened its second office in Romania, in Bucharest, after 16 years of presence in Cluj-Napoca.
Tisa group, owned by Rebenciuc family of Valcea, wants to become a national balneary hotel chain, with units that should include treatment bases and spa facilities in several resorts of Romania.
The expansion of the Dona pharmacy chain, one of the top five players in the local pharmaceutical retail sector by revenue and market reach, has entailed more than EUR25 million investments over the past five years.
French-held Auchan Group, which operates over 500 stores of various formats in the region, has opened a supermarket in the courtyard of the Dedeman store near Ploiesti, in Blejoi. The supermarket takes up 1,700 square meters.
Plasmaserv Metal Connection, a Romanian integrator of comprehensive cutting and welding solutions, ended 2025 with a preliminary revenue of RON29.9 million, at a time of postponement of investment projects and high financing costs.
Romania posted the highest annual inflation rate under the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), among European Union (EU) Member States, at 8.3%, in February 2026, data from the European statistical office Eurostat showed on Mrach 18.
Banca Transilvania is getting ready to grant Paval Holding Group an about EUR400 million loan, which the Paval brothers will be using to fund some of the acquisition of Carrefour’s Romanian operations, a deal announced at EUR823 million, banking sources say.
Romania's Alive Capital, a green energy supplier and integrated services platform for renewable energy producers, has signed a collaboration agreement with Chinese power equipment provider Sieyuan Electric Co Ltd to deploy battery energy storage capacities of up to 2.5 GWh, planned for the next four years, as per a joint statement released on Thursday, March 19.
Romania's finance ministry has rejected all bids submitted by investors at an auction of RON600 million worth of government bonds, held on Thursday, March 19.
Electricity and electrical equipment manufacturer Electromagnetica Bucuresti saw its losses deepen to RON10.7 million in 2025, from a RON7.4 million negative result in 2024.
The Magnum Ice Cream Company, the largest company in the ice cream field, spun off from giant Unilever and which owns Betty Ice, the biggest Romanian ice cream brand, has in recent years invested EUR12 million in the Suceava unit. The latest investment amounts to EUR4 million, in a new production line.
PPC Renewables Romania, part of Greece’s PPC Group and the largest private investor in renewable energy in Romania, announces an investment of almost RON30 million in a battery energy storage system (BESS) at the Topolog wind farm.
The volume of construction works in Romania fell by 2.4% in unadjusted data and by 0.9% when adjusted for the number of working days and seasonality, in January 2026 compared to the same month of 2025, data from Romania’s statistical office INS show on Thursday, March 19.
Almost 50,000 jobs have been posted since the beginning of 2026 on eJobs.ro, the main online recruitment platform in Romania, about 10% fewer than in the same period of 2025, amid a slightly tempered labor market.20519 items