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Sweets producer Pan Food Sibiu, a business launched two decades ago by engineers Ioan Stanea of Sibiu and Gheorghe Pristavu of Campulung Muscel, has decided to postpone an investment in a new plant because of the current context.
The founders of Botosani-based Elsaco group, one of the most powerful Romanian entrepreneurial businesses, are in talks for the sale of a company stake, market sources have told ZF.
Arctic Stream (AST.RO), an IT infrastructure and security integrator, ended the January-June 2025 period with RON30.4 million revenue, 59% below the first half of last year, according to its latest financial report.
IT Group Arobs Transilvania Software (AROBS.RO), posted RON215.4 million revenue in the first half of 2025, 4% higher than in the year-ago period, the group said in its first half report.
Constanta-based vegetable oil producer Argus, with more than 80 years of presence on the market and the sixth largest actor on local vegetable oil market by 2024 revenue, will become part of Buildcom EOOD, affiliated to Oliva AD, the largest sunflower oil producer in Bulgaria.
Agricover group, one of the best-known agribusiness companies, generated RON848 million revenues in the first six months of 2025, 5% above the level of the year-earlier period.
Winemaker Purcari, recently acquired by Polish group Maspex, registered an 18% revenue increase in the first half of 2025, to RON195.4 million, with this being the best half-year in the company’s history by sales.
DN AGRAR Group (stock symbol: DN), Romania’s largest integrated livestock farm and leading producer of cow milk, ended the first half of 2025 with RON101 million turnover, up 22% from the year-earlier period, and RON27 million net profit, 80% higher.
Metallic tile roofing producer Blachotrapez, owned by the Polish group of the same name, for 2024 reported turnover worth RON116.4 million (EUR23.4 million), up 4.6% from 2023, in line with ZF calculations based on Finance Ministry data.
Simtel Team (SMTL.RO), an engineering and technology group and one of the national leaders in the field of renewable energy, posted consolidated operating revenue of RON192.8 million in the first half of 2025, up 81% compared with the year-ago period.
Adam Stone S.A, a construction material company held by the family of former PDL leader and Bucharest mayor Adrian Videanu, will get EUR26.44 million state aid for a total investment project of EUR40.49 million, according to the funding agreement no. 33 on June 5, 2025, approved by Government Decision 300/2024.
Real estate developer Nusco has sold one-third of the 61 houses in the Nusco Green Homes residential complex located in the northern part of Bucharest, in the town of Tunari, a project with an estimated investment of EUR30 million.
Romania has a persistent and more severe labor shortage than the EU average, and 40% of companies believe the lack of skilled personnel is a pressing issue, Romania’s central bank latest inflation report shows.
The annual growth pace of private lending in Romania slowed down to 8.7% in July, with the total amount reaching RON439 billion, after RON-denominated loans rose by 8.6% and foreign currency ones by 8.9%, in line with central bank data.
Meta Estate Trust, a holding company operating in the real estate sector, has informed the capital market its general manager Alexandru Bonea will complete his mandate at the end of October 2025, by mutual agreement with the Board of Directors.
Alternative investment fund Infinity Capital Investments has sealed an agreement for the sale of 91.42% of stock held in vegetable oil producer Argus Constanta to Bulgarian company Buildcom EOOD.
Banca Transilvania group in the first half of 2025 registered a RON1.97 billion, down 8%, with the net profit of the bank hitting RON1.78 billion, 1.8% lower than in the year-earlier period, influenced by the acquisition and integration costs of OTP Bank Romania and of the other OTP companies (mainly OTP Leasing and OTP Asset Management), as well as BRD Pensii (3rd Pillar) and BCR Chişinău.
Dutch retailer Action, active on the non-food items market, is readying to enter Romania, being already in the process of fitting out its first stores.
Scandinavian home furnishings retailer JYSK continues expansion in Romania and on August 28 is set to open two new stores, thus reaching a local network of 157 units.
Sanitaryware producer Cersanit Romania, controlled by Polish group Rovese, in 2024 registered turnover worth RON145 million (EUR29.1 million), down 9.7% from 2023, in line with ZF calculations based on Finance Ministry data.19243 items