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Austrian Property Investor Expands Into Romanian Farming
Austrian investor Alfred Beck, a stakeholder in real estate group S+B Gruppe, has come to farming holdings he values at EUR10 million through a vineyard in Mures county and 650 hectares of f...
Confind Campina Set To Take Diversification Further
Confind company of Campina (Prahova), a producer of oil industry equipment and installations controlled by businessman Ioan Simion, acquired 240 hectares of farmland and wants to continue pu...
Danish Investor Erik Jantzen Traded EUR80M Worth Of Farmland In Romania
Danish investor Erik Jantzen, owner and chief executive officer of farmland trader Jantzen Development, which also operates in Slovakia and is little known to the general public in Romania,...
2013 In Review: Ten Most Important Events In Agriculture
The year 2013 gave farmers who bet on grain and oilseeds an almost 22 million ton harvest and 50% better results than the modest 2012.
Giant UK Investment Fund Buys EUR30M Romanian Farm
British investment fund Insight Investment, which manages assets of 271.9 billion pounds worldwide, has bought Romanian company Agricom Borcea, which holds a 13,600-ha farm in Calarasi count...
Farmland Prices Rose 60% In Romania Over Past Two Years
Average farmland prices in Romania have increased about 60% over the past two years to EUR3,100 per hectare, but are still two to eight times lower than in most European Union states, accord...
Romania Relaxes Conditions For Farmland Acquisition By Foreigners
The Romanian Government has decided to eliminate some of the restrictions currently imposed on foreign citizens willing to purchase farmland in Romania starting January 1, 2014.
Germany’s Agrarius Plans To Double Farmland Owned In Romania
Germany’s Agrarius, which operates a 3,200 hectare-farm in Timis County (western Romania), plans to double its farmland in Romania in the next three years, which is supposed to also double i...
BCR: Attracting Foreign Investors, Encouraging Farmland Merger To Avail Romania’s Agriculture
Farms in Romania lack the needed number of vehicles and machinery and the country has too many small farms to be able to gain efficiency, according Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR).