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Spaniolii de la HL1 au in plan constructia a doua proiecte rezidentiale

10 Jun 2009

Spaniolii de la HL1, prin compania Area 10 Eastern World, se afla in discutii cu firma constructoare pentru inceperea proiectelor imobiliare de pe Bulevardul Timisoara din Capitala si din Mogosoaia in aceasta toamna, potrivit reprezentantilor companiei.

"In prezent se poarta discutii cu managerul de proiect si cu firma constructoare pentru a demara cele doua proiecte imobiliare de pe bulevardul Timisoara din Capitala si din Mogosoaia in toamna acestui an. Trebuie sa vedem ce lasam pentru februarie si ce putem incepe in aceasta toamna", a declarat directorul comercial al HL1 pentru Romania, Rodica Lascu, potrivit NewsIn.

Potrivit datelor publicate pe site-ul companiei, constructia la cele doua ansambluri rezidentiale ar fi trebuit sa inceapa anul viitor. Ansamblul imobiliar de pe bulevardul Timisoara cuprinde un turn de birouri si locuinte cu doua, trei si patru camere. Pe de alta parte, proiectul rezidential din Mogosoaia se va intinde pe o suprafata de circa 21 de hectare. Reprezentantii companiei nu au precizat valoarea investitiilor in cele doua proiecte.

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Interview: The story of Pepsi Romania

15 Mar 2010

He’s 51 years old, and his name is linked to the debut of one of the US largest soft-drink brands in a country that was struggling to emerge from communism. Aviad Meitar, founder of Pepsi in Romania, speaks in an interview to Wall-Street about the taste of new beginnings, how “bloody” were the early 90’s cola wars, and mistakes made in the competition with Coca-Cola giant.

In 1965, when Romania was living under the communist manifesto, in US, the newly-born cola brand began full-scale commercial distribution of Pepsi. Determined to expand its reach and turn into a global soda maker, the cola company began to search out the most promising markets and decided to leverage upon the strengths of the Eastern Europe region, in under-served countries. Donald McKendall, co-founder of PepsiCo, arrived in Romania and reached an out-of-the-ordinary agreement with Romanian authorities in 1967 that terminated in 1989. Under the agreement, PepsiCo would supply Romanian market with carbonated cola drinks and receive in exchange Romanian wine.

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RTC group extends Debenhams franchise to 11 CEE countries

23 Feb 2010

One of the world’s leading department store groups with over 200-year tradition in the fashion industry, Debenhams, has agreed to award franchise rights to RTC group for 11 countries in Central and Eastern Europe.

RTC Holding holds the Debenhams franchise since 2007 for Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria.

“For over 20 years, RTC focused on expanding its reach in Romania. The regional expansion has always been a top priority, but we never had the best levers to pursue our plans, like we do now: Debenhams franchise, a successful international brand. We expect the chain to operate 100 stores in 10 years and generate over half billion euro in sales. We hope other RTC divisions will follow the same path. Winning the Debehams franchise for another 11 countries is an important milestone in RTC history”, said Octavian Radu (photo) chairman of RTC group.

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