The number of dissolved companies in Romania increased by 38.31% in the first two months of 2026, to 11,066, from 8,001 in the similar period of 2025, according to data centralised by the National Companies Registre (ONRC).Most dissolutions were recorded in Bucharest, 2,117 companies (up 45.1% from January-February 2025) and in the counties of Cluj (621 companies, plus 40.50%), Ilfov (523, plus 56.12%), Constanta (498, plus 61.69%), Timi? (494, plus 44.87%) and Iasi (426, plus 39.22%).On the other hand, the fewest dissolutions were recorded in the counties of Mehedinti, namely 39 (down 35% from the first two months of 2025), Ialomita (54, plus 45.95%), Calarasi (64, plus 23.08%), Covasna (65, plus 47.73%), Giurgiu (82, plus 17.14%) and Teleorman (89, plus 30.88%).The most significant increases in the number of dissolutions were recorded in the counties of Gorj (plus 78.76%), Galati (plus 73.15%), Mures (plus 72.88%) and Dolj (plus 71.3%).Decreases in the number of dissolutions were recorded only in the counties of Mehedinti (minus 35%), Buzau (minus 4.11%) and Vrancea (minus 2.11%).The business area with the most corporate dissolutions in the first two months of 2026, is wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, with 2,074 dissolutions nationwide. Year-on-year, dissolutions in this area increased by 5.23%.Professional, scientific and technical activities and constructions are other business areas with numerous corporate dissolutions: 846 (plus 17.66%) and 775 (plus 1.44%).In February 2026, according to ONRC data, 5,663 company dissolutions were recorded, most of them in Bucharest City (1,119) and the counties of Cluj (348), Ilfov (288), Iasi (246) and Timis (246).
Prime minister Ilie Bolojan, the president of the National Liberal Party (PNL), has said the party he leads would start talks with the political groups supporting the current government to clarify how a minority government could work. PNL will hold talks with the Save Romania Union (USR), the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR), […]
Remittances amounting to EUR 980 million were sent to Romania from abroad in the first quarter of 2026, according to the Revolut Money Report. The fintech said it facilitated more than 4 million international transfers involving Romanian customers during the same period. Germany, with EUR 223 million, and the UK, with EUR 173 million, continue […]
President Nicușor Dan has called leaders of ruling coalition parties for consultations at the Cotroceni Palace on Wednesday, April 22, following the decision by the Social Democratic Party (PSD) to withdraw support for Liberal (PNL) prime minister Ilie Bolojan. The move comes as Romania faces a deepening political crisis. ...
North Bucharest Investments announces the addition of the Astorium Life residential complex to its portfolio, at a time when demand for completed, move-in-ready homes is increasing, driven by a growing preference for lower-risk real estate investments with greater predictability. This move reflects a clear market trend, where attention is shifting from developments still in the […]
The restoration of Bánffy Castle in Răscruci, in Cluj county, is among this year’s winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards in the Conservation & Adaptive Reuse category. The 19th-century aristocratic residence and its park have been returned to public use, in a project combining the conservation of its interiors and landscape […]
Bucharest City Hall announced a free sterilization and microchipping campaign for mixed-breed dogs, as part of ongoing efforts to manage the city’s pet population. The initiative is carried out by ASPA through weekly programs available to residents. Dog owners with a registered address in Bucharest can schedule appointments by phone during weekdays. Procedures are performed […]
