The group ended 2022 with turnover worth almost RON2.2 billion, significantly higher than in 2021.
With a significant project portfolio underway, Teofil Muresan says macroeconomic and legislative unpredictability, as well as inflation and capital cost growth are among the biggest challenges in 2023.
Workforce shortage and the need for rapid absorption of technology and know-how are additional hindrances.
E-INFRA is set to invest EUR120 million in infrastructure this year, the biggest investment budget so far. The sum is largely directed to renewable power production.
(English version by Catalina Apostoiu)