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Eximtur 1H Sales Up 18% On Year To EUR20M
Romanian tourism agency Eximtur Cluj Wednesday reported an 18% increase in its first half sales to EUR19.9 million, mainly fueled by higher revenue from local tourism services.
State-Run Companies Go From Losses Of EUR500M To Profits Of EUR300M
The turnovers of the 33 largest companies controlled by the Romanian state, whether they operate in energy, transport or natural resources, last year exceeded EUR10 billion.
Terapia Ranbaxy’s Net Profit Up 28% In 2011, To EUR22.6M
Romanian pharmaceutical company Terapia Ranbaxy registered a net profit of 95.84 million lei (EUR22.6 million) in 2011, up 28 % on the year, and sales of RON421 million (EUR99.39 million), a...
Arctic Registered Sales Of Over RON1B In 2011
Romanian household appliance maker Arctic registered sales of 1.07 billion lei (EUR253 million) in 2011, up some 13% compared with the previous year.
McDonald’s Business At Four-Year Low
McDonald’s, the largest competitor on the local restaurant market, posted EUR93.9 million revenue in 2011, down 5.5% on 2010 and almost 15% on 2008, its best year on the Romanian market.
Arabesque’s Sales Might See Only Slight Increase In 2012
The turnover of Romanian construction material distributor Arabesque might increase slightly this year, from EUR470 million in 2011, but the situation may change rapidly, depending on the ev...
Samsung Romania’s Turnover Up 63% In 2011 To EUR361M
The Romanian subsidiary of Samsung last year posted turnover of EUR361 million, up 63% on the preceding year, shows data obtained by ZF from the Trade Registry. The net profit reported by th...
Stihl Romania Turnover Up 20% In 2011, Might Grow By 10% In 2012
The Romanian turnover of German power tool producer Stihl increased by more than 20% last year, from 84.2 million lei (EUR18.79 million) in 2010, and this year further growth of 10% is expec...
Holcim Romania Sales Rose 13% In 2011 To EUR222M
Cement maker Holcim Romania’s turnover rose 13% last year to EUR222 million, and might increase up to 3% in 2012 in a best-case scenario, chief executive Daniel Bach said Tuesday.