The world’s third-largest fast-food chain Wendy’s will open its first restaurant in Romania, right after Easter, and an American fund has taken over the Kendrion factory in Sibiu, Romanian PM Ciolacu announced a day after meeting with a delegation of eight US congressmen.
The Prime Minister added that another good signal from the financial sector is that Romanians have invested 17.5 billion in government bonds so far, which means that the population can provide over 20% of our country’s loan needs this year.
“I’m starting with an important signal coming from the financial sector. Romanians have already invested a huge amount in government bonds this year, almost 17.5 billion lei so far. Estimates show that the population can provide over 20% of Romania’s loan needs in 2025. It is a record that actually shows the confidence of Romanians in the evolution of the national economy,” said Marcel Ciolacu, at the beginning of Wednesday’s Government meeting.
He also said that Wendy’s, the third-largest fast-food chain in the world, will open its first restaurant in Romania, immediately after Easter.
“Another important signal is related to yesterday’s meeting with the delegation of American congressmen, with whom we also discussed new investments by companies from the United States in our country. We have two examples just these days. An American fund took over the Kendrion factory in Sibiu, which produces electromagnetic systems and components. And the giant Wendy’s, the third fastest-food chain in the world, is opening its first unit on the Romanian market, immediately after Easter”, the prime minister added.