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Up to 1bn euros from eurobonds
Romania could borrow up to 1 billion euros in the 1st quarter of next year, through a ten-year eurobond issue, which will be managed by three investment banks - Eurobank EFG, UBS Bank and Cr...
Furniture market poised to top 1bn euros
A 10-15% surge sustained by the real estate boom, further segmentation and the arrival of new players, as well as mounting exchange rate pressures are several features expected to characteri...
ZF Yearbook: Top 3 beer producers exceed 1bn euros in value
The producers of the Bergenbier, Timisoreana and Golden Brau brands boast a cumulated value of over 1.1 billion euros, according to the Yearbook "Top 100 Most Valuable Companies in Romania,"...
Rail freight shipping to reach 1bn euros in 2010
The rail freight transportation market is set to revolve around 1bn euros within the next 3 years, from this year's estimated level of 800m euros, with coal, oil products and cement industry...
Petrom derives revenues worth 1bn euros from foreign sales
Petrom, the largest company in Romania, sells almost one billion euros of petroleum products through OMV networks in Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania. "Petrom is deriving approximately 1 billion...
Petrom buys 1bn euro worth of OMV products each year
Petrom, the largest Romanian company in terms of turnover, has bought petroleum products worth over one billion euros from the branches of its Austrian-based majority shareholder, OMV, in or...
Domestic electronics, electrical home appliances and IT&C market, head for 1bn euros
The domestic electronics, electrical home appliances and IT&C market is worth just below one billion euros, with the IT&C segment accounting for 25%, black electronics 35% and white electric...
A&D Pharma CEO: Company value may reach 1bn euros in 3 years
A&D Pharma, the company operating pharmaceuticals distributor Mediplus and the Sensiblu chain of drugstores, could reach a market value of 1 billion euros within 3 to 5 years. "The capitalis...
BSE loses 1bn euros in one day, hit by corrections on foreign markets
The Stock Exchange witnessed its first severe correction yesterday, after a series of all time highs over the past month, losing a little more than 1 billion euros of its capitalisation. Thi...