The Board of Directors of Altur SA Slatina approved on Tuesday the opening of the general insolvency procedure according to the provisions of Law 85/2014, according to a report submitted to the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB)."The Board of Directors of Altur SA Slatina (...) informs the shareholders and investors that it has approved the opening of the general insolvency procedure according to the provisions of Law 85/2014 on insolvency prevention and insolvency procedures, as well as the filing of the request for opening at the Olt Court of the insolvency procedure together with the declaration regarding the intention to reorganize the activity of Altur SA based on a Reorganization Plan, in accordance with the provisions of Law 85/2014", reads the document sent to BVB by the president of the Board of Directors, Rizea Gheorghe Nitu.Altur recorded a net profit of 3.25 million RON in the first nine months of 2022, compared to losses of 3.4 million RON in the same period of 2021, according to the quarterly report published by BVB.The turnover increased by more than 50% compared to that from January to September 2021, to 103.87 million RON.Through the products it makes, Altur Slatina is an important supplier for several industrial sectors, the most important of which are: the city and off-road car industry; tractor and agricultural machinery industry; the industry of vehicles for transporting goods and passengers; electrotechnical industry and natural gas heating systems.Among the company's clients are Automobile Dacia-Renault (for parts for first assembly on cars and spare parts), Total Gaz Iasi (pressure-cast parts from aluminum alloys for gas distribution systems), Hesper Bucharest (elements for hydraulic pumps of high pressure), Anorom Deva (cast parts under pressure for airport lighting installations), etc.Altur has been listed on the BVB since December 2004.
The Arts Hour on Tour, the BBC World Service arts and culture program that visits cities all over the world, will be in Bucharest next week to record a show on topics relating to the cultural life in the city and Romania. Television and radio broadcaster Nikki Bedi, who curates, writes, and presents the program, […]
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Romanian state-controlled gas producer Romgaz (BVB: SNG) reported a net profit of RON 3.22 bln (EUR 647 mln) in 2024, up 14.5% compared with the previous year. The company’s revenues went down by 11.9% to RON 7.93 bln (EUR 1.6 bln) because of lower...
The Romanian Parliament rejected the no-confidence motion initiated by far-right parties AUR, SOS Romania, and POT against the government led by Social Democrat prime minister Marcel Ciolacu. The motion received 147 votes in favor and one against during the lawmakers' meeting on Friday, February 28 - a figure lower than the 155 signatures with which […]
Nuclearelectrica (BVB: SNN), the company that operates Romania’s only nuclear power plant – Cernavoda, reported a net profit of RON 1.7 bln (EUR 343 mln) in 2024, down 31% compared with the previous year. The company recorded 37.6% lower revenues from electricity sales due to lower average...
In his first press conference since becoming interim president, held on Friday, February 28, Ilie Bolojan said that discussing peacekeeping troops in Ukraine is premature, since no peace agreement was reached. He also discussed increasing Romania’s defense spending, the relationship with the United States, and the reconstruction of Ukraine. The press conference was organised after Ilie […]
