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Auditors see the fastest growth at Deloitte
Deloitte Audit, the local audit company of the professional services giant part of the Big Four, doubled its business last year, posting a turnover worth 8.2 million euros. The company''s ne...
IDC: PC market sees 35.9% growth in Q1
The domestic PC market grew by 35.9% in the first quarter of this year, against the same period last year, with the number of units sold (desktop PCs, notebooks and x86 servers) exceeding th...
5.5% economic growth in 2006
Floods will affect economic growth this year, and consumption will continue to trigger an increase in foreign deficits, reads a study conducted by UniCredit Group. During the last three mont...
Synergy Construct anticipates 100% growth this year
Synergy Construct, a Turkish-held constructions company, has for budgeted revenues worth 46 million euros this year, 100% higher than last year. "The doubling of the turnover is due to the m...
First quarter economic growth could reach 6.5%-7%
The economic growth in the first quarter could reach 6.5-7%, a significant rebound from last year, when it stood at 4.1%. "The growth may be around this interval, 6.5-7%, thanks to a rebound...
30% growth for Tuborg
Tuborg Romania, the local branch of the Carlsberg group, registered a 30% growth in the volume of beer sales in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period of 2005. The compan...
Interamerican sees growth on life insurance segment
The Interamerican insurance company underwrote gross premiums worth some 4.7 million euros (over 16.6 million RON) in the first quarter, against the 4.6 million euros seen in the same period...
Cetelem wants 40% growth on lending segment
Cetelem Romania, a non-banking financial company controlled by a specialised division of the financial group BNP Paribas has budgeted new loans worth approximately 140 million euros for this...
BA-CA analysts see slower growth
The latest study conducted by experts of Bank Austria Creditanstalt (BA-CA) says that Romania''s economic situation is less rosy as seen from the outside than in official data from Bucharest...