The contracts were signed on June 28 with GDF Suez Energy Romania, E.ON Energie Romania, InterAgro and Electrocentrale Bucuresti.
GDF Suez Energy Romania, the local unit of France’s GDF, will pay RON282.4 million for gas transport services, Transgaz said in a statement.
From E.ON Energie, the Romanian subsidiary of German utility E.ON, Transgaz will cash RON396.1 million, while local InterAgro group will pay RON229.7 million.
Electrocentral Bucuresti, Bucharest’s largest thermal energy supplier, will pay RON118.8 million, the statement noted.
The figures don’t include value added taxes. Transgaz didn’t specify the duration of the contracts.
Transgaz is 73.5%-owned by the Economy Ministry. Romanian investment fund Fondul Proprietatea (FP.RO) has almost 15% of its shares, while the rest is distributed among various shareholders.
The ministry recently announced plans to list an additional 15% stake in Bucharest by end October.
Wednesday, Transgaz closed up 1.5% at RON203.5 a share. (EUR1=RON4.2228)