Profit climbed to RON45.5 million and the number of employees increased by about 25 to 233.
Ziarul Financiar wrote in February 2024 that TehnoWorld had been put up for sale, with the process being handled by consultancy firm EY. Potential buyers include Ireland’s CRH, which owns the Romanian cement producer Romcim. However, neither CRH nor TehnoWorld representatives have confirmed talks on this deal.
The products made in TehnoWorld’s facilities are suitable for infrastructure projects, water supply networks, sewage networks, irrigation and waste management.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)