Romania's Ministry of Investments and European Projects (MIPE) and the Investment and Development Bank (BID) signed a financing agreement on 30 March 2026 for the Just Transition Participation Fund (FPTJ).
Banca de Investiții și Dezvoltare (BID) has signed 18 guarantee agreements with financial intermediaries in Romania.
BRD Groupe Société Générale has reported a strong first half of the year, with significant growth in commercial activity and financial performance.
State-owned CEC Bank has completed its e-factoring project, marking a significant step forward in its ongoing digitalization strategy.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has signed a synthetic securitisation deal with UniCredit Bank.
In such a volatile environment, digitalization becomes the safest way for SMEs to maintain control over their businesses.
Business Bonus expands with exclusive offers from local partners, providing competitive prices for payments made with Mastercard Business cards issued in Romania.
Through iBanFirst's digital platform, businesses can conduct fast and secure international transactions in over 30 currencies at lower costs, while tracking payments in real-time.
The EIB loan provides long-term funding in euros or Romanian lei at favourable conditions compared with alternatives in the market.
This facility marks the fourth financing agreement between BSTDB and Garanti BBVA Leasing during their ten-year partnership.
The lack of real digitization and transparent communication from state institutions throughout 2024 only demotivated taxpayers to invest their financial resources.
EIF signs agreements with seven banks to boost business competitiveness and sustainability.
Under this new agreement, 30% of the funds will be directed to projects supporting the transition to a green economy.
”Talent Insight. The Workforce and SMEs" is part of Pluxee Romania's long-term strategy to bolster the Romanian entrepreneurial sector.
The event is part of a series of workshops aimed at encouraging the development of Romanian businesses towards the digital economy and through e-commerce.
Romania continues to be among the least digitized countries, including in the private sector, on the European continent.
Digitization is not a luxury, but the foundation on which the agility and ability of entrepreneurs to immediately respond to market needs is built.
Both SMEs and individuals are increasingly turning to second-hand furniture, with demand increasing by 14% compared to previous years.
Eleven programmes financed through the second Swiss Contribution, with a total value of around CHF 221.5 million (€240 million), are now in implementation in Romania.
The Romanian Government has adopted a financing instrument worth RON 5.313 billion (€1 billion) to develop production capacities in Romania.
Enery has inaugurated the Titu solar park, a 54 MW photovoltaic plant in Dâmbovița County.
The LaDoiPași proximity store network, developed by Metro Romania, has opened 100 stores in a single day and passed the 3,000-store milestone nationwide.
Romania registered the highest annual inflation rate in the bloc for May 2026, reaching 9.7%, according to Eurostat.