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JTI Set To Open New Plant In Romania
JTI, one of the first multinational companies to arrive in Romania, in 1994, announces it will build a new plant in Stefanestii de Jos, Ilfov County, near Bucharest, which will be completed in 2027.
JTI Romania Sets Up IT Center in Romania
Japanese-held JTI, which produces cigarettes under Winston, Camel and Sobranie brands, and owns ploom, a tobacco heating device, has set up a tech center in Romania, with around 140 employee...
Alexander Pitchka Takes The Helm Of JTI Romanian Operations
Japan Tobacco International (JTI), one of the largest cigarette manufacturers in Romania, on Thursday said it appointed Alexander Pitchka to the position of General Manager of JTI Romania, M...
JTI: Budget Deficit Would Go Over Target If Tobacco Industry Didn’t Pay Taxes For Two Months
Romania’s budget deficit would go over target if the representatives of the tobacco industry did not pay taxes for two months, estimated at EUR500 million, Gilda Lazar, Japan Tobacco Interna...
JTI Romania Has New General Manager As Of April
Cigarette producer Japan Tobacco International (JTI) appointed Mark Rock as general manager for Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria, as of April 1, replacing Charlie Cunningham-Reid who took helm...
JTI Could Relocate Production From Northern Ireland And Belgium To Romania, Poland
Japan Tobacco International (JTI) could close its production units in Northern Ireland and Belgium, citing a challenging economic environment and excise tax pressure, and is looking into rel...
JTI Names New GM For Romania, Moldova And Bulgaria
Cigarette producer Japan Tobacco International (JTI) has appointed Charlie Cunningham-Reid as general manager for Romania, the Republic of Moldova and Bulgaria to replace Neil Coupland.
Romania - Very Good For Tobacco Business
The sales of Romanian cigarette makers overshot the EUR3 billion mark last year, an even better result than in 2008, driven by an increase in exports and reduction in illegal tobacco trade.
JTI Invests EUR25M To Expand Romanian Plant
Cigarette producer Japan Tobacco International (JTI) has invested EUR25 million to expand its plant in Romania’s capital Bucharest.