Romania places 4th in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region with 56 firms listed in the Coface CEE Top 500 Companies ranking, two more than in the previous edition.
Companies in Romania expect a challenging year, marked by cautious optimism and a focus on managing risks and costs, according to the Deloitte 2025 Romania CFO Survey, conducted at the end of 2024 among approximately 130 Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) based in the country.
Companies will be able to access in the coming weeks non-reimbursable funds worth above EUR800 million for investments in green energy projects, to boost the energy efficiency of plants or for new green energy generation units, in line with data provided by REI, a group of companies specializing in EU funds and state aid.
Companies in Romania have over EUR5 billion available in the first half of this year under the form of non-reimbursable funding schemes due to be launched on the market, which can be used for investments in green energy, building materials production, food industry, agriculture and others, reveals an analysis by consulting firm REI.
Companies across industries direct more than half of their marketing budgets (58%) towards digital activities, according to the latest edition of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Survey conducted by Duke University with the support of Deloitte.
Companies in Romania lose large sums every year because of fraud schemes orchestrated by or with the help of their own employees, according to Corporate Intelligence Agency, a company specialized in intelligence services and risk management for the private sector.
Companies expect salary increases of 5% in 2021 and 2022, with the biggest pay rises being expected in the retail sector and the carmaking industry, and going into health and life insurance under the form of benefits granted to employees, per a survey by Mercer Marsh Benefits.