Kastamonu Romania posted EUR136 million revenue in 2020, about 7% more than in 2019, according to the same data.
“The commercial success is because of the consolidation of the existing partnerships on the one hand and the development of new export markets, on the other. With travel restrictions in place, with the extensive option of working from home, consumer behavior adjusted to the need for improvement of their domestic space, and was in our opinion, the driver of the rise in demand, both locally and regionally,” Kastamonu Romania officials told ZF Transilvania.
Kastamonu’s plant in Reghin, Romania, makes high density fiberboard (HDF), door veneers, particleboard and melamine-faced particleboard, as well as kitchen countertops for DIY retail chains, furniture manufacturers, furniture industry materials and accessories wholesalers.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)