The RON91.8 million capital increase was operated for Procter & Gamble Marketing Romania S.R.L., according to ZF data. As a result, the capital rose from RON272.4 million to RON364.2 million.
This move comes only several months after a similar one – including in terms of value -which, however, targeted a different P&G company: Detergenti SA, the entity that handle’s P&G’s manufacturing business in Romania. That move had to do with the fact that the group opened a new production line in 2025 at one of its factories in Urlati.
The group has two factories in Urlati, Prahova County – one for hair care products and one that manufactures Ariel PODs detergent pods. Now, the latter also makes Lenor scented beads.
In addition to this company, the US group has two other local subsidiaries – Procter & Gamble Marketing Romania (with revenue of RON278.7 million, up 11%) and Procter & Gamble Distribution (RON2.6 billion, up 6%).
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)