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Alza and Mall expanding logistics operations in Czech Republic

Czech e-retailers Alza.cz and Mall.cz are reportedly expanding their logistic centers around Prague. Mall.cz is currently leasing 15,500 sqm of warehouse space in Prague Horní Počernice and plans to add further 7,000 to 8,000 sqm by summer.

Voestalpine factory could qualify for European funds, state-aid scheme

Voestalpine factory in the southern city of Giurgiu, a subsidiary of an Austrian steelmaker could make new investment in Romania and qualify for European funds as well as state-aid schemes, said Prime Minister Victor Ponta on Wednesday, during a visit, Agerpres informs.

DHL opened a logistics centre at Cluj-Napoca airport

DHL Romania has inaugurated the operational terminal situated inside „Avram Iancu” International Airport in Cluj-Napoca.

Michelin to close down factory in Budapest, move part of production to Romania

Next year, the French Group Michelin will close down the truck tire factory in Budapest, which currently has over 500 employees, and move its production operations to factories in Olsztyn (Poland), Zalau (Romania), and Karlsruhe and Homburg (Germany).

Lafarge Romania increases cement sales by 37.4 pct in Q1 on good weather

The local subsidiary of French construction materials producer Lafarge sold 37.4 percent more cement in the first quarter of 2014 compared to the same period last year, the company has announced. The increase was mostly fuelled by good weather.

Dan Sova: We will start working on the Sebes-Turda highway on May 10

Minister of Transport Dan Sova said in a press conference at Alba Iulia that on May 10 he will give the order to initiate works for the Sebes-Turda highway. Asked if the highway will be finished in time and if there’s a risk to lose European funds, the minister said there is no risk.

Industrial production prices down 1.1 pc

Industrial production prices were down 0.3 percent in March in Romania, month-on-month, and 1.1 percent year-on-year, according to data from the country’s Statistics Institute (INS).

The Sibiu-Pitesti highway will be ready by 2019

The Sibiu – Pitesti highway in Romania will be finalized in two stages, partially until 2017, and completely until 2019, said the Transport Minister Dan Sova. The segments connecting Sibiu to Boita and Pitesti to Curtea de Argeș and Ramnicu Valcea will be ready in 2017, the minister said, who emphasized that ‘nothing has ever been done about this highway in Romania’.

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