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Online Bookstore Libris Book Sales Up 21% In 2024
Libris.ro, one of the largest online book retailers in Romania, posted significant growth of its book sales volume of 21% in 2024 compared with 2023. The average order stood at RON135 in Romania and at RON240 abroad.
Online Bookstore Libris Ends 2023 with RON80M Turnover, Up 20% YOY
Online bookstore Libris ended 2023 with RON80 million turnover, up 20%.
Online Bookstore Libris Likely to Expand with Second Warehouse
Online bookstore Libris, owned by Ana and Virgil Onita and Laura Teposu, is likely to expand in the coming years with a second warehouse beside the already existing one in Brasov depending o...
Online Bookstore Libris.ro Ends 2022 with RON58M Turnover, Slightly Up from 2021
Online bookstore Libris.ro in 2022 saw turnover inch up to RON68 million, from RON65 million in 2021.
Libris Wants to Build New Book Warehouse; Finds it Hard to Estimate Costs
Laura Teposu, CEO of Libris, a major player on Romania’s book market, says it’s very hard at this moment to budget for a construction amid soaring raw material prices. Her statement comes as...
Libris: Romania’s Book Market Shrank by Just 7% Against Expectations of 20% Decline
Book market players strove in 2020 to keep the market from plummeting and adjustment to the new context and the new reality of online sales brought a mere 7% market decline, compared with a...
Online Bookstore Libris.ro Earmarks EUR4M Investments for Next 3 Years
Libris.ro, one of Romania’s largest online bookstores, is set to invest around EUR4 million over the next three years, both to expand its Brasov book warehouse, as well as in the technology...
Online Bookstore Libris.ro Invests EUR3M in Book Warehouse
Online bookstore Libris.ro is investing EUR3 million in building a warehouse, the company said in a statement Thursday.
Libris Aims For 25% Growth To RON34M Sales In 2017
Romanian-owned Libris, a company specialized in selling books, posted 13.6 million lei (about EUR3 million) revenue in the first half, 15% higher than in the year-ago period, largely because...