Analysis
Pandemic Made Romanians More Interested in Insurance Products
Romanians have become more interested in the protection offered by insurance in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and four in ten Romanians said they were more interested in health insurance...
750 Textile Plants Disappeared from Statistics in 2020
Romania made RON18.3 billion worth of clothing, fibers and footwear last year, RON3.7 billion less than in 2019, as the pandemic took a toll on the figures, ZF has found from Trade Register...
Pet Food Market Grows 23% to Over RON3B in 2020
The pet food and related product market in Romania overshot the RON3 billion mark for the first time, gaining 23% in 2020, a year when people spent more time at home and many decided to get...
Top Ten Companies in Romania with Highest Decline in Headcount Lost Almost 9,500 Employees
The top ten companies in Romania with the highest decline in headcount lost almost 9,500 employees in 2020.
Colliers: Retail Parks Seen Gaining Ground in Next Decade
Smaller-sized retail parks located in tertiary cities are set to gain more ground over the next decade to the detriment of large shopping malls, an analysis by Colliers showed.
PwC: Cashless Payments to Double by 2025, Financial Industry Transforms to Keep Up
Global cashless payment volumes are set to double from 2020 to 2025, to almost 1.9 trillion transactions, and to almost triple by 2030, due to the changes brought by the pandemic, according...
EY Romania: Investors Show Interest in Other Regions, Besides Bucharest
Bucharest has been the top FDI destination in Romania for more than a decade but investors are showing new interest for other regions, particularly the Western region of Romania, as well as...
Some See Growth, Some See Decline on Romania Non-Alcoholic Ready to Drink Beverage Market in 2020
Coca-Cola HBC Romania, the leader of the non-alcoholic ready-to-drink beverage market in Romania, and Quadrant-Amroq Beverages, the Pepsi bottler, which ranks second among NARTD beverage pro...
Pork Prices Seen Rising 25% in 2021 as Swine Fever Boosts Imports
Pork producers expect prices will grow 25% this year compared with 2020 as African swine fever dwindles local production boosting imports, and the cost of animal feed recorded double-digit g...