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Cargus expands Ship & Go network with major rollout in Carrefour stores across Romania
Cargus, the first courier company on the Romanian market, is expanding its Ship & Go out-of-home delivery network through a new partnership with Carrefour, adding nearly 450 pick-up and drop-off points inside the retailer’s stores. More than 150 Carrefour hypermarkets, supermarkets, and Express locations will join the network by the end of this year, with…
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CFR Călători unveils new timetable with direct Budapest–Bucharest links, return of Vienna Westbahnhof services
Romania’s national railway operator, CFR Călători, will introduce its new 2025–2026 timetable on December 14, adding direct Budapest–Bucharest services and restoring the Vienna Westbahnhof connection as part of a broader update to international and domestic rail operations. The new schedule, valid until December 12, 2026, includes more than 1,150 daily trains. Under the new timetable,…
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Housing prices in Craiova boast the fastest rise in Romania this year
The average price per square meter requested by real estate developers and owners for residential units in Romania increased by 15% in 2025, with the highest rise seen in Craiova, according to a survey conducted by Imobiliare.ro, as reported by Profit.ro. The 21% increase propelled the southern Romanian city to fourth place in the top…
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Running water supply restored after a week in Prahova and Dâmbovița counties, but still not potable
Authorities in Prahova County announced on Monday the full resumption of water supply in all 13 towns and communes that had been left without drinking water for more than a week due to problems at the Paltinu Dam, Bursa.ro reported. Residents, however, have been warned that the water is not yet safe for consumption and…
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Romanian SocDem Party reportedly split between joining opposition and the access to PNRR money
Chances are slim for the Social Democratic Party (PSD) to pull out of the ruling coalition this year, maybe only if something extraordinary happens, according to a leading member of the party consulted by Hotnews.ro. The party is again exploring options after its candidate in the Bucharest mayoral elections ended in third place behind the Liberal…
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Senate rejects Romanian president’s objections to law tightening sanctions against extremism
The Romanian Senate on December 8 overwhelmingly rejected the president’s objections to the bill on combating extremism, also known as the Vexler law. There were 75 votes for maintaining the amendments referred by president Nicusor Dan to the Constitutional Court in a first step and then returned to lawmakers for a second review, G4media.ro reported.…
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Romania’s automobile production down 2.5% y/y in January-November
In the first 11 months of 2025, Romania produced 2.5% fewer automobiles compared to the same period last year, Ziarul Financiar reported. The country’s automobile production totaled 505,859 units during the period. Out of this, 275,527 units were produced by Dacia and 230,332 by Ford Otosan. In November 2025, a number of 51,904 cars…
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Franklin Templeton reverses course and seeks another 4-year term managing Fondul Proprietatea
Franklin Templeton, the long-time manager of Fondul Proprietatea (FP), has formally notified the Bucharest Stock Exchange that it is now willing to negotiate a new four-year mandate, reversing its earlier decision to withdraw from the administrator selection process. According to the announcement, Franklin Templeton International Services – FP’s alternative investment fund manager (AIFM) and sole…
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OMV Petrom files documents for second deep-water exploration well in Neptun Deep perimeter
OMV Petrom, which, together with Romgaz, is the concessionaire of the Neptun Deep perimeter in the Black Sea, which will bring the first gas from the 100 billion cubic meter deposit to Romania, has submitted the environmental documentation for a new deep-sea drilling in Neptun Deep, which will see if there are additional gas resources…
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Premier Energy plans one to two gas-fired micro power plants in Romania
Bucharest-listed Premier Energy (BVB: PE), controlled by Jiří Šmejc-funded Emma Capital, in a conference with investors on December 8, announced plans to build a new 20 MW power plant in Romania, in Brăila, while evaluating the opportunity of another project, according to Economica.net. The supplementary units would integrate into and stabilise the company’s green generation…