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Dragos Petrescu Takes The Helm Of Romanian Business Leaders Organization
Dragos Petrescu, the founder of City Grill restaurant group, has taken over the management of the Romanian Business Leaders (RBL) organization, which brings together over 500 Romanian entrep...
City Grill Group Reports 11% Higher Turnover, Of RON90M, YoY In 1H/2019
City Grill Group, one of the leading players in the local restaurant industry, held by entrepreneur Dragos Petrescu, ended the first half of 2019 with a turnover of RON90 million (EUR19 mill...
City Grill Group Expands Retail Presence With New Concept, Pravalia lui Manuc
City Grill Group, one of the leading players in the restaurant industry, held by entrepreneur Dragos Petrescu, is expanding its presence on the retail segment with a new concept, Pravalia lu...
City Grill Group 1H Turnover Up 15% On Year To RON81M
City Grill Group, which currently administers 19 restaurants and coffee shops, reported a turnover of RON81 million for the first six months of 2018, up 15% from the year-earlier period.
City Grill Posts 11% Higher Revenue In Q1
The City Grill group, one of the most powerful restaurant businesses in Romania, posted 11% higher sales in the first quarter compared with the year-ago period, its officials said.
City Grill Considers Expansion Outside Bucharest
City Grill restaurant group is considering expansion outside Bucharest to major cities in Romania.
City Grill Ends 2017 With 11% Higher Turnover, Of EUR34M
The City Grill restaurant group, controlled by entrepreneur Dragos Petrescu, ended 2017 with revenue of EUR33.7 million, up 11% on the year, on the backdrop of technological investments, ren...
City Grill Group To Add Food Home Delivery Service In 2018
Entrepreneur Dragos Petrescu, one of the most powerful people in the restaurant industry in Romania, through his City Grill group, will invest in opening a food distribution and home deliver...
City Grill To Bring People From Nepal To Offset Local Labor Shortage
The City Grill restaurant group, which is currently employing 1,400 people, will bring six Nepalese to work as kitchen help or bust staff, and then decide if to expand on this strategy.