The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will work together to review the Romanian market's corporate governance code, aligning it with recent regulatory changes and updated global standards.According to a joint press release issued on Thursday, this joint initiative is designed to help listed companies improve their governance and reporting quality, by aligning with EU regulatory changes affecting governance structures, the latest G20/OECD Corporate Governance Principles and best practice in the field."The updated code is expected to provide guidance on emerging issues in governance and reflect the evolving priorities of stakeholders and enhancing their corporate resilience in a rapidly changing world," reads the statement.The revised version of the Code is meant to be released by the end of 2024, so the first year of reporting compliance with the new Code is 2026 for the financial year 2025. The process of reviewing the Code will take into account the input and insights of all market participants.
The union at the Automobile Dacia automobile factory in Mioveni expressed concern about the administration's proposal to reduce production, starting in January 2026. The production is reportedly planned to be reduced to 55 units per hour, from 65 units currently, according to the company's employees speaking for Europa FM, as reported by
Romanian prime minister Ilie Bolojan announced on November 21 that a decision will be taken in December regarding the minimum turnover tax (IMCA) applied to companies with a turnover of EUR 50 million or more, whose 16% profit tax falls below 1% of turnover, Economica.net...
Prime minister Ilie Bolojan, in a press conference on November 21, said that Romania took steps to protect the interests of state company Romgaz, which holds 12.2% in the Trident Black Sea offshore perimeter operated by Russia's Lukoil. He said that the authorities in Bucharest "collaborated" with the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) within […]
Kazakhstan's national oil and gas company, KazMunayGas, is set to partially divest its European assets, which include KMG International (KMGI, formerly Rompetrol Group) with Romania's largest refinery, Petromidia (4.8 million tonnes refining capacity), in its portfolio. KazMunayGas plans to sell up to 50% of its European holdings, according to
Romania's public debt increased by RON 30.3 billion (EUR 6 billion) in July after the new government of prime minister Ilie Bolojan returned to the international market following a period of absence due to the political turmoil caused by the presidential elections and the formation of a new ruling majority. Romania's public debt hit RON […]
The Romanian Environment Ministry has proposed new legislation that would make the illegal cutting of trees in urban green spaces a criminal offense punishable by prison. The move aims to close what officials describe as a legal loophole that has hindered environmental protection in cities. The draft emergency ordinance
