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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is supporting the expansion of renewable energy in Romania with a EUR90 million loan to ENGIE Romania, one of the country’s leading energy suppliers and distributors.
Romanian and Central and Eastern European investors show growing interest in international capital markets, being drawn by increasingly accessible and attractive opportunities on the world’s major stock exchanges.
Affidea Romania, the largest medical imaging services operator, part of the European group of the same name, clinched three acquisitions in the first half of 2025, buying MedIF clinics of Otopeni, Multimed of Miercurea Ciuc and Kaliophion Medical.
Real estate developer Forte Partners is starting the construction of the office component of the third phase of U•Center office project of Tineretului area after it got the building permit at the end of June 2025.
Myosotis, a network of around 150 pharmacies, posted a significant 40% turnover increase in 2024.
Energy Distribution Services, one of the most powerful businesses in energy supply, is set to become an energy producer via the acquisition of three wind parks with an overall capacity of 46 MW.
Imprimeria Nationala, a company held by the Romanian state via the Finance Ministry, founded in the 19th century, in 2024 reached RON492 million turnover, 11% lower than in 2023.
EEAF Financial Services, a Dutch special purpose vehicle backed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and majority shareholder of Patria Bank, is looking into the possibility of selling some or all of its 84% stake in the lender, Patria Bank said in a report to the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
Romania's Competition Council is analyzing the transaction through which Energy Distribution Services SRL plans to acquire three wind power plants held by the companies Ground Investment Corp SRL, Elektra Wind Power SRL and Elektra Green Power SRL.
Libra Internet Bank has granted RON119 million financing to the company Scala Development for the Scala Sopor residential project developed in Romania's northwestern city of Cluj-Napoca
Ryanair, the second largest airline operating in Romania by number of passengers carried, announces first operations from the Baneasa Airport of Bucharest, where it will introduce flights to Baden, Barcelona, Bari, Memmingen and Krakow this fall, company officials told ZF.
Law firm Filip & Company has provided legal assistance to investment fund Booster Capital in connection with the acquisition of a stake in Artesana, one of the leading local producers of artisanal dairy products.
The volume of construction works in Romania grew by 4.2% in unadjusted data and by 2.9% when adjusted for the number of working days and seasonality, in May 2025 compared to May 2024, data from Romania’s statistical office INS showed on Friday (July 18).
Belgium’s Aukera announced at the end of 2021 its intention to reach a green energy portfolio of 1 GW in Romania. Now, 250 MW are in the construction start phase. Aukera says it will also add 2 GW of storage, a capacity that positions the company in the heavyweight league in this new energy project market.
Office space rentals in the first six months of the year went down by an average of 30% in the five largest cities of Romania - Bucharest, Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca, Iasi and Brasov, with the sharpest decline in demand in the capital city, according to a report by Fortim Trusted Advisors, a member of the BNP Paribas Real Estate Alliance.
More than two-thirds (68.6%) of Romanians living abroad do not have any form of insurance in Romania, not even the mandatory home insurance, according to a nationwide online survey initiated by Allianz-Tiriac, despite the fact that nearly a quarter say they own a house or apartment in the country, and approximately 13% still own a car left to their family.
TOKEN Payment Services (TOKEN), the fintech company that was authorized by Romania's national bank as an online payment institution, has appointed Raluca Micu to the position of Deputy General Manager.
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON424 million from banks on Thursday (July 17), selling benchmark bonds, at an annual average yield of 7.33%.
Filip & Company has assisted Romania's Ministry of Finance, alongside law firm Linklaters, in a new issuance of bonds in three tranches totaling EUR4.7 billion.
Romania's ministry of finance has attracted RON681.3 million and EUR192 million (values totaling RON1.65 billion – EUR326 million), through the sixth primary offer for the sale of government bonds for the retail investors (FIDELIS) held in 2025 through the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) systems.19243 items