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Manuela Panescu
- Fields
- Capital Market, Companies, Banks-Insurance
- Writing for ZF since
- 2012
- Articles
- 1.453
AVAS Takes Under Administration Aversa’s Debts
Romanian privatization authority AVAS will take under administration the debts managed by the country’s fiscal watchdog ANAF over pump factory Aversa, under bankruptcy, according to a legisl...
Ponta Asks Economy Minister To Draft Special Administration Strategy At Oltchim
Romanian Premier Victor Ponta Wednesday asked economy minister Daniel Chitoiu to draft the Government backup strategy by Monday deadline of signing the Oltchim (OLT.RO) sale deal by the winn...
Bucharest Bourse Ends Higher, Traded Value Falls To 3-Week Low
The Bucharest stock exchange closed higher Tuesday, with most investors in waiting mode, which dragged the traded value to a 3-week low.
Competition Pulls Private Healthcare Services Costs Down, Number Of Patients Rises
Romania’s private healthcare services got cheaper while the number of clients increased over fierce competition in this sector, Fady Chreih, chief executive of medical services provider Regi...
Oltchim Employees To Resume Protests Wednesday
The employees of Romanian chemical plant Oltchim Ramnicu-Valcea (OLT.RO) will resume protests Wednesday over unpaid wages from August and the halt in the company's operations.
Investors In Poland, Czech Republic Interested In CFR Marfa Sale
Companies from Poland and the Czech Republic showed interested in taking over railway freight carrier CFR Marfa, while several Romanian transport companies are also expected to bid for the s...
Leu Gains Ground Vs Euro In Early Trade, Touches 4.51 Units
The Romanian leu gained ground versus the euro in early trade Tuesday, touching 4.51 units in the first trading hour, in a quiet market and with very low traded volumes.
Bucharest Stocks Open Up, Recoup Previous Day Loss
The Bucharest-listed shares opened slightly higher Tuesday, recouping part of Monday’s loss, though most of investors were absent from trading.
Ghetea: SME’s Foreign Currency Lending Could Be Conditioned On Foreign Currency Resources
The new regulation on foreign currency lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could condition borrowing in hard currency by obtaining revenue in the said currency.
Two Sibex Stockholders Ask New Meeting To Revoke Managers
Two stockholders of Romania’s monetary and commodities exchange SIBEX Monday asked for a new stockholders’ meeting to revoke the Boardpresident Cristian Sima and other two managers.
Bucharest Stocks End Down, Mirroring Foreign Markets
The Bucharest stock exchange closed lower Monday, mirroring international markets, as buyers played cautious while the sellers have visibly cut prices.
Pharmaceutical Sector Needs Fund Recycling, Not A Clawback Tax
Romanian pharmaceutical sector needs special regulations to support funds recirculation instead of investing these funds in the construction of hospitals or increasing wages in the health se...