BRD individuals' loan production touched a new record level, RON 2.35 billion in Q1 2024, +43% YoY, building on consumer loans' best quarter ever, with a growth of +51% YoY.
Simtel Team targets in 2024 at the consolidated level, operating revenues of RON 394 million, EBITDA of RON 49 million and a net profit of RON 35 million.
The company estimates double-digit increases, both in terms of top line (sales of RON 1.64 billion, +12.2%) and bottom line (normalized net profit of RON 95.7 million, +20.1%);
The consolidated gross profit target is €123.5 million, 15% higher than the result for 2023, while the net profit is estimated to reach €105 million in 2024.
SIPEX,one of the largest distributors of construction and finishes materials from Romania, announces the preliminary financial results for the year 2023.
The gross dividend proposed to be distributed from the individual profit is RON 0.1178 per share, and the total gross value of the dividends is RON 40 million.
Romanian property company Impact Developer & Contractor said its net profit amounted to 39.9 million lei (around €7 million) in 2023, down by more than 59% versus 2022 over lower revenue from residential sales.
ROCA Industry, the first industrial holding in Romania, specialized in construction materials, owned by ROCA Investments, recorded a cumulative turnover of 553.8 million RON.
Romanian communication consultancy Graffiti Plus (GRF+) is opening its private placement round on January 22, targeting retail investors ahead of its planned listing on the Bucharest Stock Exchange's AeRO market in H1 2026.
Only three in ten (30%) global CEOs are confident their companies will have higher revenues in the next 12 months, according to the PwC Global CEO Survey 2026, launched at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos. This percentage is the lowest in five years.
The Black Sea Energy Cooperation Association (Besca) has begun operations in Romania as a platform for collaboration among investors, developers, and experts involved in renewable energy projects across the Black Sea region.
While the EU discusses applying handling fees for parcels worth less than €150 from non-EU countries, Romania and Italy have decided to implement it this year.