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CMB Travel sees 7 million-euro turnover
Tourism operator CMB Travel, one of the main players on the Romanian market, estimates turnover in excess of 7 million euros this year, up 28% on last year''s figure. The company saw its bus...
Coface sees improvement
Coface, a French agency specialised in risk management, announced on Wednesday that it would increase Romania''s rating, taking it one step further to the "A4" category. The agency announces...
SCCF Iasi sees 26m-euro turnover
SC Constructii Feroviare (Railway Engineering) Iasi-Grup Colas SA, whose controlling interests are held by the French Colas group, achieved an about 20% turnover growth to a total of 26 mill...
Ice-cream maker Alpin sees 20% growth
Alpin 57 Lux, a company based in Alba Iulia and one of the main ice cream producers on the domestic market, estimates turnover to reach 10 million euros this year, an increase of 25% on 2005...
Electroaparataj sees 20% growth
Low voltage equipment manufacturer Electroaparataj Bucharest, listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, is expecting a 20% growth in turnover, mainly because of the merger with similar compani...
Fiat and Maserati importer sees 67% surge
The growth witnessed by Auto Italia, the representative of the Italian group Fiat, goes beyond initial estimations and is superior to the overall rate of growth seen by the new car market. T...
Zaharul Oradea sees 10% growth
Zaharul Oradea, one of the top three players on the domestic sugar market, estimates 10% growth in turnover, to 31 million euros for this year. It concluded 2005 with 28 million-euro turnove...
Porsche Romania still sees growth
The biggest domestic car importer anticipates sales will rise this year to 35,000 units, despite some players'' predictions that the market will fall. Porsche Romania, the domestic importer...
Mobexpert sees extensive growth
The chairman of Mobexpert, the biggest domestic player on the furniture market, says he managed to offset the negative effects of last year''s euro depreciation by redirecting production fro...