Romania Industry Reports

Natural gas has traditionally been a significant component of the energy portfolios in the CEE region, serving as a bridge fuel in the transition from coal to cleaner energy sources. However, the reliance on gas varies among these countries. For ...

Europe has long been a cornerstone of the global automotive industry, contributing significantly to global vehicle production and exports. According to the European Parliament, in 2023, the EU produced approximately 14.8mn vehicles, including 12.2mn ...

The CEE pharmaceutical and healthcare sector demonstrates remarkable resilience amid regional economic pressures, with each country adopting distinct strategies to address similar challenges. The overall market continues its growth trajectory, though ...

Fintech companies in the CEE region have emerged as key players not only in transforming traditional financial services but also in attracting robust venture capital investments. Recent analyses show that among the 3,800 VC-backed startups operating ...

The 2019-2023 featured the 2020 crisis by the COVID19 pandemic and the shock of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. These two events had an impact on the European electricity sector, as the rise in inflation and the dependence on Russian energy ...

The construction sector continues to play a pivotal role in Central and Eastern Europe's (CEE) economic landscape, contributing between 5% and 7% of domestic GDP across most countries in the region. As illustrated by the latest Gross Fixed Capital ...

The mining industry plays a varying role in the economies of Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, with its significance fluctuating due to structural shifts, global commodity price cycles, and energy transition policies. Based on the Real ...

The Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) food and drink sector is a cornerstone of the region's manufacturing industry. According to the EU Food and Drink Industry report for 2023, in Poland the industry generated a turnover of EUR 69.7bn, contributing ...

The EU-27 is home to around 10 million farms and some 17 million people working regularly in the agriculture sector. The industry accounts for a small percentage of the Member States' national GDPs, but is subject to the 27-nation bloc's only, oldest ...

The countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)* continues to prioritise infrastructure development as a cornerstone for economic growth and regional integration. Infrastructure quality and availability in the region are steadily improving, ...