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The IT and construction sectors have ranked among the main drivers of the Romanian economy over the past five years, although their development is slowing down.
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Vega Energy, the Albanian developer of solar power plants, has announced that it has successfully completed the construction of a 2.4 MW photovoltaic plant.
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Serbian company Neofyton, specializing in injection moulding machines for plastic production and auxiliary equipment, announced the opening of an office in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Tri-Wall Bulgaria, a subsidiary of Japan's Tri-Wall, is one of the new investors in Trakia Economic Zone (TEZ).
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Two applications for constructing wind power plants with a total capacity of 39.9 MW have been submitted to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE) in Albania.
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Romania is emerging as a preferred destination for technology hubs of corporations outside the IT industry.
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Henkel Bulgaria has expanded its presence in the Bulgarian capital by opening a new office designed according to the Smart Work@Office concept.
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Australian mining company Bindi Metals has acquired two antimony projects in Serbia - Lisa (antimony-gold) and Mutnica (antimony-copper) - from Apollo Minerals.
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Dutch automated logistics and cold chain logistics company NewCold is officially entering the Romanian market after acquiring a 9-ha plot of land from Belgian logistics property developer Warehouses De Pauw (WDP) for a previously undisclosed sum.
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KEMET Electronics Macedonia has invested 400 000 euro in the construction of a photovoltaic power plant with an installed capacity of 609 kWp.