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Articles - relocation

TeraPlast rents 5,000 sqm warehouse in Mega Distribution Center Chiajna

Dunwell Romanian company TeraPlast will occupy an area of 5,000 sqm (1,500 sqm of warehouse and 3,500 of external platform) in the warehouse of Mega Distribution Center, in Chiajna.

Relocation of the cargo-partner warehouse in Joita, Giurgiu

cargo-partner offers in the new location a storage capacity of 10,000 m² and over 14,000 pallet locations. This warehouse carries out operations of handling and sorting palletized or bulk goods, picking, packing, re-packing and labeling. The new location has a block-docking and storage area, and the IT infrastructure equipment is the latest generation.

The courier company Sameday, part of the eMAG group, will relocate from P3 Bucharest in its own warehouse

Sameday Courier, part of the eMAG group, is about to move from the leased warehouses within the P3 Bucharest logistics park to a new logistic facility, developed by eMAG Logistica.

Delphi Technologies will relocate some of the UK production to Romania

London-based Delphi Technologies, a provider of advanced propulsion solutions for automotive manufacturers, is transferring part of the Sudbury (UK) plant to Iaşi.

Reynaers Aluminum to Relocate Offices in its New Logistics Centre in Southern Bucharest

Reynaers Aluminum, the aluminum company, has relocated its business in Romania to one place and plans to open a new showroom in the centre of Bucharest.

Italian group plans to move production from China to Romania

Italian group Custom, a manufacturer of printing technologies for the professional market, plans to transfer its production from China to Romania on the long run, said Marius Ursulescu, the general director of the group’s local subsidiary, reports local Ziarul Financiar.

OTZ moving into CTPark Bucharest West

Logistics company OTZ will move in CTPark Bucharest West on October 21.

Autoliv relocates the factory to an industrial park in Reşiţa and hires another 250 people

Auto parts manufacturer Autoliv Romania, local subsidiary of the Swedish group Autoliv, with global turnover of nearly 9.2 billion dollars and 64,000 employees, will relocate the factory in Reşiţa in a new building within the industrial park „Valea Ţerovei Industrial Zone“, owned by the city’s local council.