BR Events

3rd edition, June 14, 2011, Capital Plaza Hotel

According to National Bank of Romania data, Dutch and Austrian companies have disputed the top position among foreign investors to Romania for the past decade. Dutch investors came to Romania in the early 90s and in spite of the economic crisis, Dutch investments have not changed their upward trend.

3rd edition, June 7, JW Marriott Grand Hotel

With a Total Investment expected to reach USD 10 Billion and with USD 500 million invested just in 2009, the US business community is at the core of the Romanian’s economy, improved infrastructure and transparency having only the potential to increase this amount.

3rd edition, May 24, 2011, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Crowne Ballroom, Hall B

Business Review offers the German business community the setting for it to speak out as Germany is Romania’s first export partner and every change in their attitude should be seen as a significant element to take into consideration when analyzing the local business environment.

2nd edition, May 11, 2011, JW Marriott Grand Hotel Bucharest

The UK is one of the most important economic partners for Romania, the British Business Forum being designed as a networking breakfast that will encourage an even better cooperation between local and British investors.

3rd edition, March 17, 2011, Capital Plaza Hotel

Despite the economic problems, Greece continues to be one of the most active countries in Romania’s business environment having a combined investment of EUR 3 billion and over 4800 companies and being in the top 5 countries to invest in Romania.

2nd edition, February 22, 2011, Capital Plaza Hotel, Mincu Hall

In 2010 Swiss investments have reached a healthy EUR 1.1 billion being supported by the Swiss EU Enlargement Contribution to Romania. In 2011, Switzerland is expected to be one of the contributing factors to Romania’s economic recovery.

December 7, NEW LOCATION: JW Marriott Grand Hotel

Business Review brings together all the investors that were part of each Country Focus event so far. Representatives of the most prominent foreign business communities in the same room with  Romanian authorities, ambassadors and business associations having the same goal: Jumpstarting Romania’s Economy

November 4, 2010 Ramada Plaza Bucharest

The first big Russian investment in Romania happened in 1998 with Lukoil, which generated more than 10 000 work places. Ever since, more and more Russian investors took over fields like oil, gas and the mining industry. Interested in the local market, the investors bring to Romania millions of Euros every year.

October 7, 2010 InterContinental Hotel – 2nd edition

Real estate, construction, consumption and banking haven’t had their best year in Romania, and French firms working in these areas have taken various measures to keep up with developments on a market in a downturn. But while some have delayed investment plans, others have in fact started new projects in sectors like energy.

September 28, 2010 Ramada Plaza Bucharest, Europe Hall – 2nd edition

The second largest source of foreign direct investors in Romania, according to data from the Trade Registry, Austria has been the provider of capital for some of the largest companies active in various fields locally.