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Tariceanu sees his car business double
Citroen importer Automotive Trading Services (ATS), owned by Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu, doubled its business to 44.3 million euros last year, from 22.4 million euros in 2004. AT...
E.ON Moldova sees profitability down, business up
E.ON Moldova, the electricity distributor that became part of the portfolio of the German based utility giant E.ON, posted a gross profit of 1.2 million euros and a 302 million-euro turnover...
IAR sees profit surge
IAR Brasov, specialised in making and repairing helicopters, ended the first quarter of the year with net profit standing at 5.8 million RON (1.6 million euros) despite the slight decline in...
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...
Luxten sees 22.6 million-euro net income
Turnover of the Luxten Lighting Company, one of the most profitable companies in Romania last year exceeded 100 million euros. The company posted net profit of 22.6 million euros (82 million...
Creditinfo sees turnover up six times
Creditinfo, the first private company that checks consumer loan application files, in 2005 registered turnover worth 1.6 million euros, almost six times bigger year-on-year. Net income rose...
Isarescu sees inflation at less than 4% as late as 2009
The central bank will not relax the interest rate even when inflation stabilises towards 5%, says NBR Governor Mugur Isarescu. "We are wondering what we will relax when we see inflation stab...
NBR sees no reason to change monetary policy rate
The National Bank will maintain the restrictive monetary conditions even when disinflation really happens, NBR Governor Mugur Isarescu yesterday stated during the presentation of the first q...
Impact sees its revenues slump
Real estate developer Impact Bucharest witnessed an 86% drop in its net profit in the first quarter of the year, against the similar period in 2005, given that the company''s turnover droppe...