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Business opportunities in Romania we are keen to find partners in the UK to forward our business and would be pleased to hear from individuals or companies wishing to discuss the possibilities to mutually benefit from our knowledge first, if you found this site you will know we know how to work with the internet that's no easy task these days, it takes a lot of knowledge to achieve good results. some companies pay a lot of money to get the results we get lets talk business opportunities Romania all the major cities have most things as in the uk so you probably need to check any ideas you have carefully. i.e. pizza hut mc donalds, kfc, clothes shops foods shops metro (makro) all the major players are here already mostly non uk companies. communication transport cars trucks all got the tee shirt. not such a backward place as some may think? if you are already in business you can or may have already researched Romania, there are however a few areas not yet tapped by the outside world (read on) Romania is a large country consisting of a few major cities and a few more larger to medium cities and towns, the rest is all very small communities and villages and vast expanses of agricultural land forest and mountains. key areas to consider population, market share, need for product or service, desire for product service, current availability or competition. obvious as this may seem many people have a good idea that seems great for the uk or the rest of Europe but this is a different country and a totally different culture. so what have we got so far not much? well the secret is there isn't one. this is such a fast moving place the minute you think of an idea someone else beats you to it. You have to be fast to make any business here and the Romanians are fickle, they soon get bored and move on to the next new thing or place or fad. the economy of business is basic the market is broken down to the haves and the have not expressed in cash terms there are a few more "have a little" type moving up in cash terms Romanian people like to be seen as successful and providing for their families needs, they also like to be a bit flash if they can afford it, credit is mainly used in car purchase or leasing, or white goods and electronics (mainly by lower income families) most if not all property in Romania is owned outright residential and still many of the original business or commercial premises are owned by an individual or family. mortgages are available but not very commonly used. for this reason it is more common for a family to raise cash needed by selling land or property held in the family sometimes at a time of need as medical treatment is expensive. similar to nursing homes in the uk. thus there is a lot of property for sale, and wise companies have been buying it up in the major cities thus forcing the prices to rise dramatically some indications point to 400% on a year which seems crazy but in a major city not unbelievable try looking at reports from deloitte and touche. so what to do for business its up to you but my ideas are, land and property very lucrative tourism in Romania potentially very lucrative right now if you have a large company, construction all types including civil works other thing is luxury goods if you want to play about and be a bit flash, good fun. the major holiday home market has been directed at the major black sea resorts, that's fine if you want a beach holiday, but its been sewn up in terms of price. most of the cheap buys have been had and if you buy there you will not be getting such a bargain. it is considered expensive, still may be cheap if that's what you are looking for, I would look however to the smaller undeveloped resorts first.
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