Agri-industrial conglomerate Trans-Oil Group, one of the largest actors in the Black Sea area, with operations in Romania, the Republic of Moldova, Serbia, Türkiye and Asia, is considering a potential listing on the Bucharest Stock Exchange as part of its strategy to diversify sources of funding, ZF has found.
The initial public offering of Cris-Tim Family Holding, conducted between October 17 and 29 ended at a price of RON16.5 per share, the low end of the range, which was rather narrow, going up to as much as RON17.5.
JW Marriott, one of the largest hotels in Bucharest, has completed an about EUR4 million investment in the renovation of several parts of the hotel, such as Vienna Lounge, event rooms and The Grand Avenue.
Sameday, the second largest parcel delivery company in Romania, held by the eMAG group, has invested EUR80 million over the past year, directing the money to technology, regional development, strengthening of operational capacity and expansion of the easybox parcel lockers.
A total of 4,561 new insolvency proceedings were opened in Romania in January-August 2025, 2% fewer than the 4,657 in the same time in 2024, as per the latest survey conducted by Coface Romania.
New retail project development is showing signs of a rebound, with deliveries in the first nine months topping the level registered in the entire 2024, so that 2025 is shaping up as the second most lucrative year in the past decade in terms of activity on this segment, reveals the Romania Retail Marketbeat Q3 2025 report published by real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield Echinox.
Redport group, active in the field of construction and real estate development, in the first ten months of 2025 registered residential pre-sales and pre-leases totally worth EUR50 million, up 25% from the year-earlier period.
OMV Petrom, Romania’s most important oil and gas producer, reported RON26.8 billion consolidated revenues for the first nine months of 2025, slightly up, by 1% from the year-earlier period. Instead, net profit slid by 13% to RON3.4 billion.
Furniture producer Artemob International, controlled by French company P3G Industries, for 2024 reported turnover worth almost RON85.8 million (EUR17.2 million), down 23.2% from 2023, in line with ZF calculations based on Finance Ministry data.