Romanian airline AnimaWings secures three investors to fund expansion and regional ambitions
Romanian airline AnimaWings has brought in three prominent local investors as shareholders, in a move aimed at accelerating its expansion and positioning it as a regional aviation player. Under the agreement, BT Asset Management SAI,…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Romanian airline AnimaWings has brought in three prominent local investors as shareholders, in a move aimed at accelerating its expansion and positioning it as a regional aviation player. Under the agreement, BT Asset Management SAI, Winners Holding Investments, and Evergent Investments will acquire a combined 50% stake in the company, marking a significant shift in its ownership structure and growth strategy.
The deal signals a clear vote of confidence from some of Romania’s most influential financial players in a sector that remains volatile but increasingly competitive in Central and Eastern Europe. BT Asset Management, part of Banca Transilvania Financial Group, manages over RON 10 billion (EUR 2 billion) in assets and serves around 475,000 investors, while Evergent Investments controls assets worth over RON 4 billion. Winners Holding Investments, backed by Banca Transilvania founder Horia Ciorcilă, adds further financial weight and strategic backing.


