Investment in production machinery and military equipment in Romania increased by 80 percent last year compared to the pre-pandemic period, well above the EU average of 30 percent, according to Eurostat data analysed by Colliers.
IBB Holding Group, one of the leaders in Romania’s construction industry, has inaugurated a new concrete plant in Mogosoaia, in the northern area of Bucharest, following an investment of 7.5 million RON.
Symmetrica, the leader of the local tile market has constantly developed in its 30 years of activity, benefitting from national coverage by means of its ten production units. The company announced an investment of 50 million euros in the largest concerete tile factory in South-Eastern Europe.
Biopharma Plasma, a subsidiary of Biopharma Plasma Limited from Ukraine, will build a production unit in the Eurobusiness I Industrial Park in Oradea, located on Borsului street. This investment, worth at least 37 million euros, will occupy an area of 34,370 square meters.
The German company AMF-Bruns, a global leader in the provision of innovative solutions to facilitate mobility, inaugurated a new production unit within the factory in Roman.
Turkish-Spanish auto parts manufacturer Beyçelik Gestamp has announced its plans to open a new factory in Romania's Argeș County, marking a significant investment of €45 million.
Romania can become a major player in the sector of industrial logistics in Europe, against the background of the fundamental changes that the global economy is going through, from the shortening of production and supply chains to the focus on finding secure locations, protected from unwanted events, such as war and climate change, shows a study contucted by Frames and Frisomat Romania
Companies leased approximately 200,000 sq. m of industrial and logistics spaces in Q1, the demand being primarily generated by manufacturing companies, FMCG and logistics operators, according to data from the Cushman & Wakefield Echinox real estate consultancy company. Romania ranked second regionally in terms of the Q1 demand, after Poland, the uncontested leader in the Central and Eastern Europe, while surpassing Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary.
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