EGL Gas & Power Romania will buy wind energy from EDP Renewables Romania's wind park in Pestera, in Constanta county. The project is still under construction and should be functional by the end of this year. The wind farm project has a capacity of 90 MW.

Vasile Cosmin Turcu has resigned from the position of general manager of Rompetrol Rafinare Constanţa (RRC). The position is covered by Arman Kairdenov, so far the deputy general manager of the company.

EDS Romania, the local subsidiary of printing house Euro-Druckservice, will invest EUR 5 million in new equipments which would allow the company to print smaller circulation projects.

The Romanian Competition Council has warned the Association of Banks active in the country that the exchange of information about the costs of loans offered to consumers could infringe the competition law and the Eu treaty, if it will be followed by a concerted activity.

Jesper Simonsen is the new general manager of Paginii Aurii (Yellow Pages) Romania. He will replace Marco Stettler, who took the helm of the company when it changed shareholders, welcoming the new owner Heise Medien Gruppe.

Mega Image, the supermarket chain owned by Delhaize group, has reached a network of 61 units in Romania, after opening six more stores between June and August this year.

Pharma company Help Net Farma posted a turnover of EUR 40 million in the first half of the year, the company has announced. Its profit margin stood at 4 percent.

The Finance Ministry will organize a bid for treasury certificates worth around EUR 188 million (RON 800 million). This comes after the Finance Ministry rejected all the offers placed for the benchmark bonds last week, worth a total of EUR 70.7 million.

Real estate investment fund New Europe Property Investments (NEPI) is in discussions for the acquisition of a small logistics facility in Bucharest, while having reached an agreement in relation to the development of a shopping centre in Bucharest.

Slovenian pharmaceutical producer Krka has obtained one of the highest sales increases in Romania in the first six months of the year, compared to other markets where the group operates. The company posted EUR 19.9 million, up 30 percent compared to the same period of last year.

EGL Gas & Power Romania will buy wind energy from EDP Renewables Romania's wind park in Pestera, in Constanta county. The project is still under construction and should be functional by the end of this year. The wind farm project has a capacity of 90 MW.

Vasile Cosmin Turcu has resigned from the position of general manager of Rompetrol Rafinare Constanţa (RRC). The position is covered by Arman Kairdenov, so far the deputy general manager of the company.

EDS Romania, the local subsidiary of printing house Euro-Druckservice, will invest EUR 5 million in new equipments which would allow the company to print smaller circulation projects.

The Romanian Competition Council has warned the Association of Banks active in the country that the exchange of information about the costs of loans offered to consumers could infringe the competition law and the Eu treaty, if it will be followed by a concerted activity.

Jesper Simonsen is the new general manager of Paginii Aurii (Yellow Pages) Romania. He will replace Marco Stettler, who took the helm of the company when it changed shareholders, welcoming the new owner Heise Medien Gruppe.

Mega Image, the supermarket chain owned by Delhaize group, has reached a network of 61 units in Romania, after opening six more stores between June and August this year.

Pharma company Help Net Farma posted a turnover of EUR 40 million in the first half of the year, the company has announced. Its profit margin stood at 4 percent.

The Finance Ministry will organize a bid for treasury certificates worth around EUR 188 million (RON 800 million). This comes after the Finance Ministry rejected all the offers placed for the benchmark bonds last week, worth a total of EUR 70.7 million.

Real estate investment fund New Europe Property Investments (NEPI) is in discussions for the acquisition of a small logistics facility in Bucharest, while having reached an agreement in relation to the development of a shopping centre in Bucharest.

Slovenian pharmaceutical producer Krka has obtained one of the highest sales increases in Romania in the first six months of the year, compared to other markets where the group operates. The company posted EUR 19.9 million, up 30 percent compared to the same period of last year.