This year SOCAR plans to invest 50 million Euro into Romanian projects
In 2013 SOCAR's investments into expanding of activities in Romania will total 50 million Euro, reads web site of SOCAR.
"SOCAR has already invested 20 million Euro into Romania's economy. 14 petrol stations under SOCAR brand name have been out into operation on the northeast of the country. In 2013 the company's investments into Romania are planned to reach 50 million Euro and we plan to open 20 more petrol stations," reads the information on the web site.
The information reads that in the near future SOCAR petrol stations will be opened in the Romanian cities of Bachau, Foshan and Roman and in the perspective it is planned to open petrol stations in Transylvania and southern regions of the country.
It was earlier reported referring to SOCAR President Rovnag Abdullayev that in the coming years SOCAR is going to increase number of its petrol stations in Romania up to 300.-0-
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