Arhiva Wall-StreetEnglish-Version / 02 Martie 2009

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• Wine maker Murfatlar expects 200 mln lei turnover in 2009

  Romanian wine producer Murfatlar, known for its Zestrea Pinot Noir wine, estimates a 13 percent annual increase in business this year to 200 million lei, betting on investments, despite the...

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  Piraeus Bank Romania doubles profit in 2008, to 43 mln euros

  Romanian subsidiary of Greek financial group Piraeus Bank reported a pre-tax profit of over 43 mln euro, 96% more than a year earlier, growth driven by the 56% increase in loan portfolio, the bank...

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  Record profit for Romania�s biggest lender

  The largest bank by assets in Romania, Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR), controlled by the Austrian financial group Erste, made a record 2.03 billion lei net profit last year after selling its stakes...

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  Retailers vs developers: Who gets the final say?

  After many years of skyrocketing rents for commercial spaces, and heavy bets on mall-type projects, the rents are now plunging to bargain prices while retailers redraft their expansion plans and...

• Leaders see slumping activity in the next three months

  Leaders of Romanian companies expect a slump in production and number of workers in industry, construction, trade and services for February-April 2009, although the prices will rise, according to...

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  Rich man�s sport, impacted by crisis?

  The golf community in Romania attracted nearly 500 members, which makes the business with golf courses and clubs a niche startup with an atypical evolution. Thus, even if 2008 was a prosperous year...

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  MOL Romania reports 12 million net profit in 2008

  MOL Romania, the unit of Hungary's biggest refinery MOL Nyrt, recorded a net profit of 12 million euros last year, following a higher turnover, according to the company's GM, Zsolt Szalay (photo),...

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  Annual inflation rate was 6.8% in Romania in January 2009, fourfold higher than EU average, Romania recording the third highest annual inflation rate among EU Member States, reads Eurostat report.