The results for 2024 confirm customers' trust in the safety and attractiveness of the products offered by Raiffeisen Bank in Romania.
The analysis conducted by MerchantPro covers the results of a representative sample of online stores operating on Romania's most widely used local SaaS eCommerce platform.
74% of Salt Bank clients hold higher education degrees, 12% above the 62% average for the banked population in Romania aged 18-55, according to a study by Mercury Research.
Thanks to several top TV shows, chefs have begun to be viewed differently, and their professional challenges and work were understood and respected.
Nearly three-quarters (73%) of European bank customers have kept their primary account with the same financial institution for over five years.
The group continues its investments in its portfolio restaurants as well as in the development of the restaurant and hotel segments.
About 62% of the customers visit the store at least 2–3 times a month, the highest percentage of all countries where Pepco is present.
The second largest share (€3.6 billion) respectively pertained to DIY stores, a segment followed by Electro-IT (€3.3 billion) and Fashion retailers (€2.2 billion).
Customers can choose to block cash withdrawals from ATMs, internet payments or POS payments, but also operations that fall under the most common types of fraud.
Data security concerns: 61% of consumers are concerned with ID theft when sharing data, up from 55% 12 months ago.
Food containers for immediate consumption, such as coffee cups and food boxes, should also be made from sustainable materials.
Food Angels Hub, Romania's first investment community dedicated to the food sector, has launched with a mission to develop and scale companies operating in food production.
Romania's economy grew 0.8% on the gross series and 1.4% on the seasonally adjusted series in the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.
Vastint Romania has announced the opening of Saint Roastery Botanica urban café in Business Garden Bucharest.
Nearly half of Romanians would invest in battery storage systems for green energy if they received government subsidies, according to a study conducted for despre-energie.ro, a project by E.ON and Delgaz Grid companies.
Despite 68% of Romanians claiming familiarity with sustainability, only a quarter consistently use it in daily decisions.