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Leroy Merlin To Open Its First Store In Braila On Sept 16, Reaches 26 Units In Romania
French do-it-yourself (DIY) retailer Leroy Merlin will be opening its first store in Braila (eastern Romania) on September 16, 2026, reaching 26 units in Romania.
Holde Agri Invest Takes Over Braila Farm
Farmland operator Holde Agri Invest has taken over another farm, in Braila county, which is set to become the company’s fifth development nucleus.
Czech TESLA Chooses Braila for EUR100M Energy Storage Battery Plant
TESLA Energy Storage, a company founded in June, but that is part of Czech Republic’s TESLA group, a producer of energy equipment, is set to start building an energy storage equipment plant...
Israeli-Held Company Gets Permit for Almost EUR80M Wind Farm in Braila
Project company Urleasca Wind Farm has received the technical connection permit from Romania’s national grid company Transelectrica for a 96.9 MW wind farm in Braila.
(P) Industrial asset sale announcement
The undersigned, SIERRA QUADRANT BRAILA BRANCH S.P.R.L., as the Judicial Liquidator of GA-PRO-CO CHEMICALS S.A., with headquarters in Săvinești Township, Săvinești Village, Gheorghe Caranfil...
Mitiska Reim Opens Retail Center in Braila
Belgian private investment fund Mitiska Reim, specialized in retail centers in Europe, has opened a shopping gallery in Braila, eastern Romania, developed in partnership with constructor Squ...
China’s Liting Universal Group Opens Lighting Fixtures Factory In Braila, In EUR17M Investment
Glorious Lighting SRL, held by Chinese company Liting Universal Group, has invested EUR17 million in a lighting fixtures factory in Braila (eastern Romania), which will initially employ 200...
Yazaki To Create 830 New Jobs At Braila-Based Plant
Japan’s car part manufacturer Yazaki, which had 5 plants and over 6,800 employees at mid-2015 in Romania, got RON15 million state aid to extend production at its manufacturing center in Brai...
Braila-based Marex Group Goes Insolvent
Marex and Vegetal Trading companies, controlled by entrepreneurs in Braila, entered insolvency proceedings at their own request amid a cash crunch. The companies’ biggest creditors include B...