“Cluj is one of the most effervescent cities in the country, with a major potential in the services area (…) Transylvania in general is an important area for the interior design market so we are not ruling out cities like Oradea or Bistrita,” COS managing partner Christophe Weller said in a press release Thursday.
Founed in Romania in 1997, COS started operations as the sole local authorized dealership of Steelcase, global leader in the office furniture industry.
COS offers workplace consultancy and design, fit out, mechanical and electrical works, project management and office furniture supply services for office interiors to companies operating in Transylvania. Clients include Thomsons Online Benefits, Siemens, Emerson, Tenaris, Banca Transilvania, Plexus Oradea, Office Depot, Ing Bank, Garmin and Yardi.
The company had a turnover of EUR16.2 million last year, up 21% compared to 2012.
Since the beginning of this year, COS has been involved in projects such as Deutshe Bank HQ in the Upground Business Centre, King and Pay U in the Opera Centre, BASF and Saint Gobain in the Floreasca Business Park, Abbvie in the Lakeview Building, Popovici Nitu & Asociații in the Skytower building, Accenture Romania in Bucharest and Timisoara, Tibco Timisoara and Anvis Satu Mare.