industry

A blow to the gambling industry. Revenue fell by 16% in the first six months

13:23, 21 Aug. 2026
Revenue from gambling and other recreational activities fell by 16% in the first six months of 2026, compared to the same period in 2025, according to data published Friday by the National Institute of Statistics.

Romanian Tourism Still In Crisis – Industry

14:12, 25 Mai 2011
Romania's tourism sector has not recovered from the crisis and the number of tourists who stayed in Romanian hotels was 20% lower in the first three months of this year, compared to the same period last year, said hotel and tour agency representatives in a conference on Wednesday.

Romania Cos Expect Slight Decline In Industry, Retail In Nov-Jan

10:59, 29 Nov. 2010
Romanian managers said they expect slight decreases in on the industrial and retail segments, a sharp drop in construction and relative stability in services between November 2010 and January 2011, the National Institute for Statistics, or INS, said Monday.

Romania June PPI +0.4% On Month, +6.2% On Year

10:43, 03 Aug. 2010
Romania’s industrial producer price index rose for the sixth consecutive month in June, fueled largely by increases in the mining and manufacturing sectors, the National Statistics Institute said Tuesday.

Romania Needs To Correlate Sector Strategies – Econ Min

11:52, 27 Mai 2010
Romania's energy strategy needs to be correlated with the industrial and the chemical ones, otherwise the economic growth is out of the question, Economy Ministry official Tudor Serban said Thursday.

Romania March Indus Prod Prices Rise At 6th Fastest Pace In EU

15:51, 04 Mai 2010
Romanian industrial producer prices rose 4.5% on the year in March, the sixth biggest increase in the European Union, official data showed Tuesday.

Romania Sept Adjusted Industrial Output Up 1.3% On Month

12:13, 09 Nov. 2009
Romania's adjusted industrial production rose 1.3% in September compared with August, while unadjusted output increased 21.3% on the month, the National Statistics Institute said Monday.

Romanian Indus Likely To Take First Steps Toward Recovery – ING

15:15, 09 Sept. 2009
Romania’s industry is likely the first sector to recover from recession, but it might not be enough to support a growth of the gross domestic product, an ING Bank report showed Wednesday.

Romania’s Cugir Mechanical Plant Drops Staff Cutbacks On Higher Demand

15:59, 30 Dec. 2008
The management board of the mechanical plant in Cugir, central Romania, has given up staff cutbacks scheduled within the reorganization plan of the company, as the plant has contracts and large orders for next year.

Romanian Democrat Liberals Sign Agreement With Employers In Energy, Industry

11:55, 10 Nov. 2008
Romanian democrat liberal leaders Monday signed a cooperation agreement with the Employers’ Alliance in the industry and energy sectors, stipulating mutual support on projects and advice for the party in some fields, said Vasile Turcu, head of the Employers’ Alliance in Industry, or CONPIROM.

Romania Is The Biggest Carmaker In SE Europe – PM

14:21, 16 Mai 2008
Romanian Prime Minister Calin Tariceanu said Friday Romania’s automotive and IT sectors are the best developed, and the country is the most important carmaker in southeast Europe.

Romanian PM Says EU Eco-Measures Must Keep The Industry In Mind

11:54, 15 Mai 2008
European environment protection legislation needs to impose strict rules, but also to allow the industry to survive, without forcing companies to transfer their activities in areas where there are no eco-regulations, said Romanian prime minister Calin Tariceanu.

Romanian 1Q Industrial Output +5.4% On Year

10:00, 08 Mai 2008
Romanian industrial output grew 5.4% on the year in the first quarter of 2008 driven by energy and manufacturing growth, the National Statistics Institute said Thursday.

Romanian Forecast Commission Issues Early Spring ’08 Econ Outlook

14:49, 08 Mart. 2008
The Romanian National Forecast Commission issued the 2008 preliminary spring forecast, touching the main macroeconomic indicators, the variation in industrial output, the trade balance, employment, wages, inflation and the exchange rates.