Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON2.02 billion from banks on Monday (March 10), selling government paper in two auctions, at annual average yields of 6.64% and 7.39%, respectively.
Romania's Competition Council has authorized the transaction by which Emma Zeta Limited intends to acquire Diamedix Impex SA.
Flaro Holding, controlled by businessman Octavian Radu, has acquired over 50% of the shares of Relee Medias and has decided to relocate the production of the Flaro plant from Sibiu (central Romania) to Medias and Dumbraveni.
Premier Restaurants Romania, the operator of the McDonald’s restaurants in the country, is launching a recruitment campaign nationwide, aiming for more than 700 new employees, thus exceeding the 7,000 employee threshold.
Autonom Group, the leading independent player in the Romanian operating lease and rent-a-car markets founded by brothers Marius and Dan Stefan, has entered the shareholding structure of Eazy Asigurari, a company held by investment vehicle D Craig Holding founded by Dragic family.
Electrica, a major player on Romania’s electricity distribution and supply market, will carry out a green bond issue in July, worth EUR500 million, with the funds due to be invested in green transition projects.
Hidroelectrica, Romania’s biggest energy producer and the largest company listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, is set to benefit from Issuer Market Maker services provided by BRK Financial Group starting with March 7th.
Ophthalmologist Madaras Zoltan, who in 2008 invested his savings in his own cabinet, has further growth plans and a EUR1.5 million investment budget for 2025.
Timis-based freight carrier World Mediatrans, one of the most dynamic companies in the field, has budgeted 20% higher turnover for 2025, after having registered a similar advance in 2024.
Household appliances manufacturer Electrolux, which has a plant in Satu Mare, saw its turnover rise by 15% in Romania last year, with the increase mainly supported by production.
Bucharest stomatology clinics Trident went beyond the EUR5 million turnover threshold in 2024, after a 15% annual increase, in line with ZF calculations.
In the coming period, EUR450-500 will flow into Romania economy from investment funds. The money has already been earmarked and is set to be invested, says Horia Manda, president of the Romanian Private Equity Association (ROPEA).