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Old Three-Room Apartment Prices in Bucharest Up in August
Old three-room apartment prices in Bucharest continued to increase in August, reaching more than EUR101,000, a decade high, which had not been reached since the first half of 2009.
Gameloft Romania Revenue Rises 3% to EUR22.7M in 2020
Gameloft Romania, a videogame developer and publisher established more than a decade ago, saw its revenue increase by about 3% last year, when people had to spend more time in their homes to...
Concrete Products Maker Prefab Bucuresti Ends H1 with 14% Rise in Revenue
Prefab Bucuresti (PREH.RO), a manufacturer of concrete products for construction, ended the first half with RON47.1 million revenue, an increase of 14% on the year-ago period and 50% higher...
Volume of Construction Works Up 10% in Romania in H1
The volume of construction works increased as gross series by 6.1% in the first half, and by 10.1% in June on the year-ago month, National Statistics Institute data published on Monday show.
Romania’s External Debt Up EUR2.09B to EUR128B in H1
Romania’s external debt increased by EUR2.09 billion to EUR128.02 billion in the first half, of which the external direct public debt accounted for EUR57.7 billion, an increase of EUR400 mil...
Romania’s Industrial Output Rises 16% YoY in H1
Romania’s industrial production increased by 16% as gross series in the first half, because of rises in manufacturing (+17.8%) and the electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (+1...
Coface: Number of Insolvencies in Romania Up 23% in H1
There were 3,033 new insolvency cases in the first half of 2021, an increase of 23% on the year-ago period, a study by Coface Romania shows. The number of insolvency cases started in the fir...
Traffic On Provincial Airports Up to 130% in July
Cluj and Timisoara airports saw growth of up to 130% in traffic in July compared with the year-ago month, partly because of the higher number of charter flights, which accounted for 16% of t...
Number of Insolvencies Rises 30% YoY in H1
Almost 3,100 local companies went insolvent in the first half of 2021, over 30% more than in the year-ago period.