Romania’s Competition Council has approved the acquisition by Sameday, the second largest parcel delivery company the country, of rival Cargus, the third largest such business, provided that certain conditions be met.
BCR is launching George Business, a smart banking platform for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large companies, giving entrepreneurs real-time access to financial data, strategic decision support, and improved operational control.
The number of insolvency cases grew by almost 10% in capital city Bucharest in March 2026 compared with March 2025, to over 200 cases opened, as per data from financial analysis platform RisCo.
Real estate developer Redport, founded by Cosmin Savu Cristescu, announces the launch of Phase IV of The Level Apartments residential project, a milestone that marks the completion of the development built in four phases in the Straulesti – Petrom City area, one of the most dynamic residential zones in northern Bucharest.
Voxa, the streaming platform for digital audio content and e-books launched in Romania, has secured financing worth over EUR4 million in a round led by Catalyst Romania to become the regional leader in digital books in Central and Eastern Europe.
Wolt, the local commerce platform connecting users with restaurants and shops, has announced that Alexandru Stefan, currently Head of Account Management, will take on the additional responsibility of Country Lead for Wolt Romania.
Cement producer Romcim, owned by Ireland’s CRH, has taken over concrete manufacturer Wopfinger, which operates six stations in Cluj-Napoca, Brasov, Constanta and Bucharest.
Antibiotice Iasi, the largest Romanian owned drug maker, has steadily boosted its exports, with 41% of turnover coming from sales abroad in 2025, namely RON266 million.
Romanian drug producer AC Helcor, with a plant in Baia Mare, has a EUR300,000 investment project based on EU funds via which it wants to boost its presence on foreign markets, particularly in Europe, the US and Asia.
The average asking price for an old three-room apartment in Bucharest reached EUR137,923 in March 2026, up EUR1,154, or 0.8%, from February 2026. Compared with March 2025, prices are up by EUR16,769, equivalent to an annual increase of 13.8%, according to data from the ZF Real Estate Index, compiled in partnership with SVN Romania.