Results 1 - 17 from 17 for "keysfin"
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KeysFin: Top German Companies in Romania Dominated by Retailers
10.02.2019
The top ten German-owned companies on the Romanian market had a total turnover of EUR12 billion in 2018 and four of these were retailers, namely Kaufland, Lidl, Selgros and Rewe, a report by KeysFin more
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Romania Electro-IT&C Market May Exceed Record High In 2019
09.10.2019
Electro-IT&C companies in Romania reported an 8% higher turnover in 2018, compared with a year before, and 37.6% higher versus 2014, and the electro-IT&C market is expected to exceed RON36 billion in more
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KeysFin: IT Industry, 1st In Ranking Of Most Profitable Investments For U.S. Firms, With Over EUR25M Net Profit In 2017
07.02.2019
The IT industry holds the top spot in a ranking of the most profitable investments for U.S. companies present in Romania. The net profit reported by these firms exceeded EUR25.8 million in 2017, more
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KeysFin: Romanian Toy Market Grows 25% in 2018, to RON1.2B
05.29.2019
The Romanian toy market (manufacturing and retail sales) grew 25% on the year in 2018, to RON1.2 billion, driven by expansion, a more diverse product range, and higher purchasing power, KeysFin more
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Romania's Fiscal Instability, Main Challenge for Businesses in 2019
01.11.2019
Fiscal instability is the main challenge for businesses this year, influencing investors' appetite for doing business in Romania, according to the KeysFin Business Focus 2019 barometer released more
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KeysFin: Romania’s Soft Drinks Market To Top RON6B Mark In 2018
08.22.2018
Romania’s soft drinks market will exceed the RON6 billion threshold in 2018, following a nearly 24% increase over the last five years, against the backdrop of investments in advertising and more
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Keysfin Barometer: One In Two Managers Expects Romania’s Economy To Grow 4.5% In 2018
01.11.2018
Businesspeople are moderately optimistic and concerned about the real evolution of the Romanian economy in 2018, deeming the inflation, the depreciation of the leu and fiscal uncertainties as the main more
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KeysFin: Romania’s Economy Continues To Grow, But Inflation Raises Concerns
07.11.2017
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KeysFin: Romania, EU’s Main Cereal Exporter
06.20.2017
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KeysFin: Companies’ Late Payments To Suppliers Stayed At Over RON50B In 2016
03.20.2017
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Study: Construction And Food Commerce Firms, Most Exposed To Risk Of Bankruptcy In 2017
01.30.2017
Construction and food commerce firms in Romania are among the most exposed to the risk of bankruptcy in 2017, according to a study by KeysFin, provider of business information. more
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KeysFin: Number Of Bankrupt Companies Up 37% In 2015
04.11.2016
The number of bankrupt companies rose by over 2,000 companies (37%) in 2015, to nearly 7,450 companies, according to a KeysFin study. more
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Cigarette Prices Seen Rising, Producers Seek Alternatives To Avoid Bankruptcy - KeysFin
02.24.2016
Cigarette producers will significantly increase prices and will look for alternative solutions, such as the sale of e-cigarettes and other types of devices to avoid bankruptcy after smoking will be more
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KeysFin: Over 14,000 Companies Established After 1989 Still Active On Romanian Market
01.22.2016
Nearly 14,300 of the companies established after the Revolution in 1989 are still active on the Romanian market, according to a study by credit risk management agency KeysFin. more
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KeysFin: Companies’ Debts To State Budget Down To RON47.9B In January-September
11.26.2015
The debts of Romanian companies to the state budget continued the downward trend and fell to RON47.9 billion in January-September, with the biggest debts registered by a company in KMG International more
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KeysFin: Over 2,000 Companies Turned Into Zombie Businesses In 2014
10.30.2015
More than 2,000 companies turned into “zombie businesses” last year, suspending their activity or deregistering from the Trade Registry a few months after being established, most of them in more
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Insolvency Rate Grows Among Large Businesses In Romania Despite Overall Decline
09.01.2015
More and more businesses with turnovers of more than EUR1 million go insolvent, even though the number of insolvencies is on the decline, and the average insolvency rate in Romania is four times more
