Samsung Electronics Romania, the local subsidiary of the South Korean group Samsung Electronics, ended 2025 with a turnover of RON5.70 billion (EUR1.13 billion), down 3.4% from RON5.90 billion reported in 2024, as per data published on the finance ministry data.
Half (50%) of HR professionals in Romania are investing in AI to support the workplace, a figure close to the European average of 51% and a significant increase compared to 2025, when only 36% of organizations in Romania were investing in AI.
Vodafone Romania, one of the largest IT&C companies locally, part of British group Vodafone, ended 2025 with turnover worth RON5.7 billion (EUR1.13 billion), up 0.8% from 2024, and a net loss of RON222.6 million (EUR44.2 million).
Law firm Filip & Company assisted Christian Tour, one of the largest tour operators locally, in its initial public offering process and admission to trading on the regulated market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
Ocean Credit IFN is readying a euro-denominated corporate bond offering aiming to raise an initial sum of EUR1.5 million, with the possibility of topping it to EUR2 million, with a fixed coupon of 12.5% per annum and semestrial payment.
Danone Romania, a major dairy market player and leader of the yoghurt segment, has finalized an over EUR10 million investment in the Bucharest unit via which it installed a new assembly line for the production of yoghurts destined to markets such as Bulgaria, Spain, France and Italy.
InterCapital ETF, the first international ETF provider in Romania, has announced the launch of InterCapital Poland WIG30TR UCITS ETF, the first ETF that tracks the WIG30 Total Return, offering investors exposure to 30 of the largest and most traded listed companies in Poland.
The local subsidiary of Ford Otosan for 2025 reported net turnover worth RON21.04 billion (around EUR4.1 billion), up 13% from 2024, and RON399.9 million net profit, over 8% above the 2024 level.
NTT Data Romania, the Cluj-Napoca software services center of Japanese group NTT Data, deepened its net loss in 2025, to RON25.7 million (EUR5.1 million), while turnover dropped by 2.4% to RON452.1 million (EUR89.7 million).
The 5-star JW Marriott hotel of Bucharest, controlled by Austrian group Strabag, boosted its revenues by 8% in 2025, to RON207 million, crossing this threshold for the first time.