Total retail space stock in Romania has reached 4.7 million square meters, while another 78,000 square meters are under construction and expected to be completed in the second half of this year, real estate consultant CBRE data show.
Bursa de Valori Bucuresti (Bucharest Stock Exchange – BVB), the operator of the local capital market, posted RON1.48 million consolidated net profit in January-June 2025, 83% lower than in the year-ago period, whole operating revenue shrank by 4% to RON37.2 million. Operating expenses rose from RON31.8 milion to RON37.7 million.
National oil carrier via pipelines and tanker railcars Conpet Ploiesti (COTE.RO) ended H1/2025 with RON271.3 million turnover, up around 2% from the year-earlier period, while net profit shrank by 12% to RON22.6 million.
Car parts producer Compa posted RON5.4 million losses at a consolidated level in the first half of 2025, from RON2 million in H1/2024.
Agroland Business System, which owns the largest network of agricultural stores in Romania, has acquired a 21-ha land plot located close to Mihailesti poultry platform for EUR785,000 to build new poultry farms.
State-owned Oil Terminal reported RON13 million profit for first half of 2025, almost three times below the result the company posted in the year-earlier period.
Bucharest office take-up totaled 121,400 square meters in the first half of this year, corresponding to a 28% decline over the same period of last year.
Geological surveying company Prospectiuni Bucuresti, indirectly controlled by businessman Ovidiu Tender, on August 12 signed a 3D/2D seismic prospecting services contract with Stratum Energy Romania Ltd.
Aquila, one of the largest players in the field of consumer goods distribution in Romania and the region, ended the first half of this year with RON29 million net profit, 17% lower than in the year-earlier period, due to higher salary expenses and foreign exchange differences in the last months of 2025.
City Grill group, a leading player on Romania restaurant market, increased its sales by 9% in the first seven months of this year despite a shrinking market.
Scandia Food, a leading player in the local food industry, is set to end 2025 with a turnover increase of below 10%, above the initial budget, after the business was on an upward trend in the first half of the year.