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13 Mai 2026

Romania: Pharmaceutical producer Antibiotice to benefit from EIB guidance on strengthening corporate governance and investment capacity

The European Investment Bank (EIB) will advise Antibiotice SA, the largest pharmaceutical company with majority Romanian capital, on strengthening its corporate governance to support future growth. Under a new advisory services agreement, the EIB will work with Antibiotice to align its risk-management framework and business operations with international best practice in the pharmaceutical sector.

Health and life sciences Ioannis Tsakiris Management committee Romania European Union Social infrastructure
23 April 2026

Romania: EIB Vice-President Tsakiris visits site forming central part of A1 motorway project

European Investment Bank (EIB) Vice-President Ioannis Tsakiris today visited a site near the Romanian city of Curtea de Argeș where a section of the country’s first motorway across the Carpathian Mountains is being built. He observed work on a tunnel that is part of the planned A1 motorway, which is due to receive EIB financing of up to €1 billion.

Transport Ioannis Tsakiris Management committee Romania European Union Climate and environment Social infrastructure Social and territorial cohesion
20 April 2026

Romanian capital Bucharest set to receive EIB loan tranche of almost €266 million to upgrade tram network

Romania’s capital Bucharest is set to receive a loan tranche of almost €266 million from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to upgrade the urban tram network. The city will use the financing to renovate around 50 kilometres of tram tracks. It will also introduce new tram vehicles and upgrade depots to increase speed, reliability, comfort and accessibility on a network that serves around 500,000 people a day.