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Considering Romania a possible location for their business development, foreign investors have identified major advantages offered by our country to attract foreign direct investments.

Romania offers a stable macroeconomic environment, sustained economic growth recorded in the period 2015 – 2019 turning it into a preferred location for foreign investors in Southeast Europe.

Investing in Romania means to gain access at the same time, the single European market and business opportunities offered by the Romanian market, our country is strategically positioned at the crossroads of trade routes linking traditional energy and EU-27, Asia and the Balkans. Romania is the largest consumer market in South East Europe, the second largest in Central and South-Eastern Europe and the seventh in the European Union with a population of 20 million inhabitants.

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Florin Luca – Let’s move from a culture of leaders to a culture of projects

Florin Luca, CEO of GAC Innovation East Europe Europe: Unfortunately, the most competent in Romania do not know how to ...

Aug

Merger of over 200 million lei on the local IT market: iQuest Group and Nagarro company, part of the German Allgeier group, will form together a company with a turnover of 200 million lei per year and will have 800 employees

The iQuest group and the Nagarro company, part of the German Allgeier group, will form together a company with a ...

Patria Bank Seeks To Sell Bonds Worth At Least EUR3M September 23, 2020
Lender Patria Bank (PBK.RO) said in a stock market report Wednesday that it plans to sell subordinated bonds, with a minimum value of EUR3 million and a maximum value of EUR5 million.
AHK Romania: Parliament’s Decision To Raise Pensions By 40% Is A Major Risk For Local Economy September 23, 2020
German companies in Romania, reunited in the Romanian-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK Romania), believe the Romanian Parliament’s decision to increase pensions by 40% represents a major risk for the local economy and jeopardizes the economic revival.
Paval Brothers Transfer Their Holdings In Electrica, Conpet From DIY Retailer Dedeman To Paval Holding September 23, 2020
Adrian Paval and Dragos Paval, the owners of do-it-yourself retail chain Dedeman, the largest Romanian entrepreneurial business, have transferred their holdings in listed companies Electrica and Conpet from Dedeman SRL to Paval Holding, per a stock market report.

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