EFG Eurobank Switches To EUR8.2M 9-Month Loss In Romania
Greece’s second biggest bank EFG Eurobank Monday said it has switched to a loss of EUR8.2 million in Romania in the first nine months, from a net profit of roughly EUR14 million in
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Greece’s second biggest bank EFG Eurobank Monday said it has switched to a loss of EUR8.2 million in Romania in the first nine months, from a net profit of roughly EUR14 million in
Fitch Ratings Friday assigned Romania-based Garanti Bank SA a long-term issuer default rating of 'BB+', with stable outlook, and a viability rating of 'b'.
Romania’s leu moved slightly lower against the euro Tuesday morning, tracking the currencies in the region, after Standard & Poor's put the ratings of 15 euro-zone states on negative
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday sold 743.4 million lei (EUR171.1 million) in two-year bonds, slightly above the planned amount, at an average yield of 7.15% a year, lower than
Romanian state-run natural gas pipeline operator Transgaz Medias (TGN.RO) has awarded public procurement contracts worth 300.6 million lei (EUR69.2 million) in 2011, down 14.2% on the
The transit deal for Russian natural gas on Romanian soil has been extended by another year, until the end of 2012, Thursday said Elisabeta Ghidiu, strategy and corporate management
Rompetrol Well Services (PTR.RO), a unit of Romania’s second biggest oil group Rompetrol, has signed a series of well services deals worth over $800,000 in Hungary and Bulgaria, the
Two shareholders of Belgium’s property developer Bel Rom Real Estate plan to build three wind farms in Romania with a total installed capacity of 150 MW.
Romania and the International Monetary Fund have agreed to delay by six months until the end of 2012 the privatization of the country’s planned energy companies Oltenia and Hunedoara
The Romanian Economy Ministry will sell a 15% stake in natural gas producer Romgaz by end-June 2012, according to the government’s latest letter of intent to a EUR3.5 billion loan agreement