Only a quarter of Romanian CEOs expect their company revenues to grow in 2026, marking the lowest percentage in five years; however, most companies have increased market share and expanded into new sectors, while planning acquisitions, according to PwC's CEO Survey 2026.
Retele Electrice Romania, part of the PPC group in Romania, has completed the modernization works on the electricity distribution networks serving over 4,000 customers in Navodari (Constanta County), following an investment worth over EUR22 million (including VAT).
Dacia has officially announced the name of its new crossover model: Striker – following the brand’s established “-ER” naming convention, joining Duster, Jogger and Bigster in the Dacia family. The model’s full design reveal is scheduled for 10 March.
Crowdlending platform Fagura, founded in the Republic of Moldova and present in Romania, has attracted investors from the Bravva Angels business community into a EUR1.5 million convertible round raised over the last year, according to a statement from Bravva Angels.
Global Vision, one of the leading real estate investment and development platforms in Romania, in partnership with Globalworth, the largest investor on the office space market in Romania and Poland, announces development of a retail park in the south of Constanta, on a plot with a total potential of about 10 hectares, with a catchment area of more than 400,000 potential customers.
Equans, a Bouygues Group company and provider of multi-technical services, has announced the opening of an IT hub in Romania, focusing on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data management, cloud and digital platforms.
Private healthcare operator MedLife (M.RO) posted RON2.5 million attributable net profit in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Reinforced and prestressed precast concrete part manufacturer Prebet Aiud (PREB.RO) ended 2025 with RON69.6 million (EUR13.8 million) revenue, an increase of about 21.5% on 2024’s RON57.3 million (EUR11.5 million), its latest financial report to the Bucharest Stock Exchange shows.
Grampet Group, the largest railway group in Romania, held by entrepreneur Gruia Stoica, plans to enter the passenger rail transport market after making the Leon train last year and establishing the Leon Railways company.