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Romania’s Largest Furniture Maker Expands Into Retail
Romania’s largest furniture manufacturer, Baia Mare-based Aramis Invest, has expanded into furniture retail by opening a store in the Gold Plaza mall in the city. A second store is due for o...
Romanian Sortilemn Gherla Sees Revenue Go Up 35% In 1H
Gherla-based Sortilemn furniture producer, a major local supplier of Swedish group IKEA, generated revenue worth EUR22.3 million in the first half of the year, up 35% from the year earlier p...
Lemet Focuses On Store Network Development
Alexandru Rizea, owner of furniture producer Lemet Campina, which operates Lem's stores, says he is now focusing on investments in a new hall, where the company is looking to expand its prod...
Romanian Furniture Market Resumes Growth, But Small Producers Still Struggle
Small furniture producers present at the International Furniture Fair held at Romexpo exhibition center in Bucharest say 2014 has been a challenging year so far, but that there are positive...
Maramures, The Capital Of Furniture Production In Romania
Five furniture producers with overall revenue of above EUR300 million and 6,500 employees are headquartered in Romania’s Maramures county.
Casa Rusu To Open Six Furniture Stores By End-2015
Rus Savitar-Casa Rusu group, a business in the furniture industry, controlled by Rusu family of Timisoara, plans to open another six stores in the 2014-2015 period, lifting its network to 33...
Romania's Largest Exporters: The Story of Taparo, Supplier Of IKEA
Furniture maker Taparo, which has been in business for merely nine years, is the fifth largest Romanian-held exporter and also the third most important furniture manufacturer of the country.
Expansion, The Mission Of Kika's New Boss
Romania is a rather empty market for the Steinhoff group, owner of the kika furniture retailer, which operates a furniture and home decor store in the western part of Bucharest. One store is...
IKEA’s Largest Romanian Supplier Added 1,000 Employees During The Crisis
Baia Mare-based furniture producer Aramis Invest augmented its revenue by 130% during the crisis, to EUR124 million, while hiring 1,000 people, reaching almost 2,860 headcount.