Romania ArcelorMittal Iasi Hikes Share Capital To RON241M
Romanian steel pipes maker ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Iasi (TPRO.RO) will increase its share capital by 78 million lei (EUR17.9 million) to RON241 million, the company said in a
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Romanian steel pipes maker ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Iasi (TPRO.RO) will increase its share capital by 78 million lei (EUR17.9 million) to RON241 million, the company said in a
The Board of Romanian brokerage house SSIF Broker Cluj (BRK.RO) reconsidered a decision to dismiss general manager Grigore Chis, less than one month after his suspension.
The Board of Romanian brokerage house SSIF Broker Cluj (BRK.RO) reconsidered a decision to dismiss general manager Grigore Chis, less than one month after his suspension.
Romanian Economy Ministry plans to sell stakes of 10% in power producers Nuclearelectrica and Hidrolectrica to increase the share capital of the two companies, according to a draft
Romania’s Finance Ministry plans to sell state paper worth 4.5 billion lei (EUR1.03 billion) in December, up from RON3.93 billion sold a month earlier, ministry data showed Tuesday.
Romanian leu opened flat against the euro Friday and moved in tight ranges in early trade as investors wait for a key report on the US jobs market due for release later today.
UK-based Willbrook International has been active in Romania since 1998. So far, the company has invested EUR500 million in local commercial and residential projects.
Romanian power output rose 1.9% on the year to 19.47 million tons of oil equivalent in the first ten months, fueled by higher production in most sectors, official data showed Wednesday
Austrian Immofinanz has 42 residential projects in Romania, with a total surface of 1.4 million square meters upon completion, with most of the property located in Bucharest or its
Romanian Finance Ministry has a liquidity buffer of over EUR3 billion which can be accessed if the country’s borrowing costs climb too much, people familiar with the matter said Thursday