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Articles - companii

Transilvania Construcţii to create three real estate leasing companies

Real estate developer Transilvania Construcţii , controlled by the Timofte family, will associate with one of the owners in order to create three companies for leasing and subleasing properties.

Former head of Volumetric Romania, operations manager at CTP Invest

Logistics park developer and operator CTP Invest brought Dan Fleșariu to the team running the operations in Romania, the former country manager of the Spanish developer Volumetric.

Largest companies in southern Romania. Dacia occupies first position

Local car producer Automobile Dacia Pitesti ranked first among largest companies in southern Romania last year, based on turnover, according to financial consultancy platform RisCo.ro.

Which are the largest companies in north-western Romania?

Mol Romania, Tenaris Silcotub, and Eaton Electro Productie are the largest companies in north-western Romania, based on their turnovers in 2014.

Cement producer merges its three subsidiaries in Romania

German cement producer HeidelbergCement will merge its three subsidiaries in Romania, Carpatcement Holding, Carpat Beton and Carpat Agregate, in a single company.

P3 moves its Bucharest office

P3, the specialist owner, developer and manager of European logistics properties, has moved into larger premises in Bucharest to accommodate an expanded country team and to be more accessible to clients at P3 Bucharest park, the company's first investment in the Romanian market.

FM Logistic appoints new sales manager in Romania

FM Logistic announces the appointment of Razvan Rosculet as sales director in Romania, having the main objective to increase the turnover by strengthening the relationships with the existing partners, but also by expanding the company’s client portfolio.

Nokia returns to Romania, after buying competitor Alcatel-Lucent

Telecom equipment producer Nokia will buy its French rival Alcatel-Lucent, which has 1,000 employees in Romania. Nokia, which closed its factory in Jucu, near Cluj Napoca, in 2011, will thus return to Romania.