Profit shrank slightly to RON6.3 million, while the average number of employees remained the same, about 80.
The 2019 revenue is the highest ever posted by Sika in Romania, with the local subsidiary seeing growth for at least six years.
Sika has two plants in Romania, one that make additives for concrete in Brasov, and one that makes mortars and special construction adhesives in Capusu Mare, Cluj County, along with the manufacturing facility in Sfantu Gheorghe, Covasna, it bought from Arcon in 2019.
Sika announced acquisition of Romanian rival AdePlast for more than EUR100 million in November 2019.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)