Companies
Meat Preparations Producer CIA Aboliv Ends 2024 With EUR53M Revenue
Meat preparations producer CIA Aboliv in Mihai Viteazu, Cluj County, held by entrepreneur Bogdan Ilie Daniel, posted RON263.4 million (about EUR53 million) revenue in 2024, up 7.2% compared...
Transilvania Constructii 2024 Turnover Up 19.3% YoY To RON54.1M
Transilvania Construcții, a company that develops, owns and manages industrial properties under TRC Parks network, controlled by Timofte family of Cluj-Napoca, ended 2024 with a turnover of...
D&B David si Baias Announces Four Promotions Starting September 1, 2025
D&B David si Baias, the connected law firm of PwC in Romania and part of the PwC Legal international network, announces four promotions within the team starting September 1, 2025.
Holde Agri Invest Proposes Share Capital Cut By Nearly RON34M, Followed By Up To RON45M Capital Increase
Holde Agri Invest (stock symbol: HAI), one of the largest farmland operators in Romania, is calling shareholders for a meeting on October 6, 2025 to approve a share capital reorganization pl...
Five-Star Vega Hotel of Mamaia Files for Insolvency
Five-star Vega hotel of Mamaia, controlled by Constanta businessman Gabriel Comanescu, owner of GSP Offshore, has filed for insolvency.
Premier Energy Reports Threefold Net Profit Increase for H1/2025
Energy supplier Premier Energy announced that in the first six months of 2025 the group’s normalized revenues rose by 49% from the year-earlier period to EUR797.5 million, while normalized E...
Simtel Names Mihai Velicu, Former Premier Energy CFO, as Group CFO
Simtel Team, a leading local player in the field of renewable energy, has appointed Mihai Velicu as chief financial officer of the group.
Electrica Sees Fourfold Net Profit Increase in H1/2025 To RON421M
Electrica (stock symbol: EL), a major player in electricity distribution, supply, and production market in Romania, recorded a RON421.4 million net profit in January-June 2025, from RON102.1...
MedLife Posts RON10M Net Loss in H1/2025
Private healthcare provider MedLife ended the first six months of 2025 with RON1.57 billion turnover, up 20% from the year-earlier period.