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The Romanian Business Newsletter

June 14, 2010

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• Kazakhstani oil company KazMunaiGaz, which acquired Romanian oil company Rometrol in 2008, invested an estimated €455 million in the construction of a marine terminal; an oil load line; and in the implementation of a refinery modernisation plan, which should be completed in 2012.

• Italian energy group Enel will invest an estimated €300 million in the construction of a 200 MW wind farm project in Romania.
  

• French hypermarket network Cora invested €13 million in acquiring a 40,000 m² plot of land from state-owned auto parts producer Hidromecanica.
   
  
• Austrian DIY retailer BauMax invested an estimated €10-15 million in opening its 11th store in Pitesti, which has a total surface of 15,000 m².
   
  
• Cypriot clean-energy producer Renovatio invested €10 million in the construction of a photovoltaic panel factory in Satu Mare.
   
  
• German auto components producer Draxlmaier will invest €7.8 million in 2010 in modernising works and acquiring new equipment.
   
  
• Romanian businesspeople Violeta and Valeriu Moraru will invest €5 million in opening a new mineral water bottling factory in Covasna, which is set to become functional later this month.
   
  
• Romanian-French wine company Corcova invested €3 million in the reconstruction of 55 ha of vineyard in Mehedinti County, and several wine cellars.
   
  
• Romanian Mercedes-Benz dealer Autoportal invested €3 million in a new Mercedes-Benz centre.
   
  
• Austrian clothing and sports equipment retailer Hervis Sports will invest an estimated €3 million in opening two new stores this year.
   
  
• Belgian passenger busline and transport company Eurolines will invest €2.5 million in expanding its Romanian fleet by ten new coaches.
   
  
• Romanian law firm Bostina and Associates invested an estimated €2.5 million in renovating and equipping its new €5 million office building in central Bucharest.
   
  
• Icelandic pharmaceutical company Actavis will invest an estimated €2.5 million in increasing the production capacity of its factory in Bucharest.
   
  
• French discount clothing retailer Kiabi will invest an estimated €2 million in opening four new stores.
   
  
• Italian polyethylene tubing producer Sami Plastic will invest €1.8 million in expanding the production and logistics capacity of its factory in Suceava. The company also recently invested €1.1 million in acquiring a plot of land in Titu, Dambovita County on which they plan to build two new production units.
   
  
• Italian pharmaceutical company Recordati Group invested €1.2 million in acquiring Romanian marketing company ArtMed International.
   
  
• Polish investment fund Enterprise Investors invested an estimated €500,000 in opening its 69th Profi store in Faget, Timis County.
   

• Cypriot real estate developer Omilos will invest an estimated €25 million in the construction of a mall within the ERA Shopping Park complex in Iasi.
   
  
• International financial institution UniCredit Tiriac Bank will invest an estimated €20 million in the construction of a new office building in northern Bucharest.
   
  
• Turkish businessperson Tunc Capa will invest €16 million in the construction of an outlet project with a capacity of 70 stores a total rentable surface of 12,500 m², in southeast Bucharest.
   
  
• Romanian businessperson George Copos will invest €2 million in restoration and modernisation works for the 5-star Athenee Palace Hilton hotel in Bucharest.
   
  
• Romanian hotel company Tusnad will invest €1.1 million in expanding and modernising the Olt Hotel located in Tusnad, Harghita County.
  
  

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