Results 1 - 8 from 8 for "renaissance"
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Renaissance Public Service Aims to Double Turnover in Next Two Years to Over RON400M
02.03.2025
Renaissance Public Service, Romania’s only TV set manufacturer, wants to double its business in the next two years, to over RON400 million. more
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Renaissance Public Service Sees Turnover Drop by 25% to RON323M YOY in 2020
10.18.2021
Chiajna-based Renaissance Public Service, the only Romanian-held TV set manufacturer, posteda turnover worth RON323 million in 2020, down 25% from 2019. Its profit rose, however, to over RON10 more
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Renaissance Blames Market Conditions For Petrom’s Failed Offering
07.22.2011
Romania’s unsuccessful attempt to sell a 9.84% stake in top oil company OMV Petrom (SNP.RO) at the desired price was due to difficult market conditions and low investor appetite, according to more
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Renaissance Head: We Can Consider Petrom Offering Successful If It Makes Front Page News In FT
07.18.2011
Stephen Jennings, who runs Renaissance Capital, Russia’s largest investment bank and the lead manager of the OMV Petrom (SNP.RO) offering, Saturday said that for him the success of the deal was not more
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Petrom’s Subscription Level Will Be Known Only After Offering Ends
07.13.2011
The government’s sale offering of Petrom shares, but so far there is no public information on the level of subscription, which will only be known when the offering closes on July 22. more
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Renaissance Capital Appoints New CEE Financial Division Chief
06.01.2011
Investment bank Renaissance Capital appointed Morgan Stanley former regional manager Bogdan Ciobotariu as head of the financial division for Central and Eastern Europe. more
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Renaissance: Romania To Become One Of Europe’s Safest Credits
05.11.2011
Romania is poised to become one of the safest credits in Europe, due to its modest foreign debt, a low current account deficit and undergoing economic reforms, a report from Renaissance Capital showed more
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Renaissance Capital: Romanian Leu Must Not Firm Too Much Ahead Of Euro Adoption
05.05.2011
The Romanian central bank can’t afford a too strong leu if it wants to adopt the euro in 2015, because the country needs a strong exchange rate in the years prior to joining the euro area, Thursday more