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Asirom holds 80m euros in deposits, current accounts and bonds
Asirom, one of the largest insurers on the market, has 287.2 million RON (80 million euros) in deposits, current accounts and bonds, according to the end-of-2007 data in the company's annual...
Organic food accounts for 1% of market
Whereas a few years ago, organic food was a rare occurrence in stores, that is no longer the case. However, the bulk of farms' organic production is exported. Including imports, organic food...
New credits and current accounts from CR Firenze
CR Firenze bank, the former Daewoo Bank, released new credit and savings products last week. The bank announced on Monday the launch of a current account for individuals, with a 5.5% annual...
Kaufland: food accounts for 80% of our sales
The discount store network Kaufland derives around 80% of its sales from food products, a higher percentage than the level registered by other traditional hypermarket networks such as Carref...
Carrefour's private label accounts for 9.5% of its textiles sales
n no more than a year, the Carrefour hypermarket network will start producing textiles domestically, under its own brand, Tex, in collaboration with domestic textile manufacturers. The Tex b...
Agrana accounts for 86% of white sugar exports
Agrana Romania, the biggest player on the local sugar market, sold 26,000 tonnes of white sugar on foreign markets last year, which accounts for around 86% of the total white sugar exports c...
NBR: Deposit money moves to current accounts to dodge taxes
The situation of time deposits is no longer relevant given that a lot of money is registered on current accounts as a result of the solution banks came up with in order to dodge interest tax...
Individual accounts, 9% of the funds market
Individual accounts, 9% of the funds market
AVAS freezes accounts of over 5,500 companies
The State Assets Resolution Authority (AVAS) has frozen the accounts of over 5,500 private capital companies, whose debts to the institution exceed 17.5 million RON. The companies have debts...