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Nr. 2731 Anexă LISTA NOMINALĂ A CONTRIBUABILILOR MIJLOCII CONFORM OPANAF 2731/30.XI. 2010 Cod unic de Număr Judetul înregistrare Denumirea contribuabilului curent fiscală 1 ALBA 12549313 2 M LUXOR STYLE S.R.L. 2 ALBA 16188165 3 FAN CONSTRUCT S.R.L. 3 ALBA 12602980 AGRA'S S.A. 4 ALBA 22434493 AGROEXPRES DEVELOPMENT S.R.L. 5 ALBA 14657419 AGRO-SILVA S.R.L. 6 ALBA 1761050 AGROTRANSPORT ALBA S.A. 7 ALBA 12401154 ALBA ALUMINIU S.R.L. 8 ALBA 10116461 ALBA CONS S.A. 9 ALBA 11359248 ALBA INSTALATII S.R.L. 10 ALBA 8873604 ALBACO EXIM S.R.L. 11 ALBA 13587390 ALBANI FOREX S.R.L. 12 ALBA 15172365 ALBANIC SERVICE S.R.L. 13 ALBA 1761654 ALBAPAM SA 14 ALBA 12987100 ALGEROCO S.R.L. 15 ALBA 21972931 ALL OIL S.R.L. 16 ALBA 14099142 ALOREF S.R.L. 17 ALBA 17540382 ALS ROMANIA S.R.L. 18 ALBA 3707104 ALSECON S.R.L. 19 ALBA 7504218 AMIGO COM S.R.L. 20 ALBA 3706478 ANCAU COMPANY S.R.L. 21 ALBA 22852488 ANDO COMERT S.R.L. 22 ALBA 6344534 ANDREEAS COMPANY S.R.L. 23 ALBA 13080591 ANDREEAS TRADING S.R.L. 24 ALBA 6917666 ANVERSA EST TEXTIL S.R.L. 25 ALBA 2763904 APIDAVA S.R.L. 26 ALBA 7983420 ARCO STARCOMP S.R.L. 27 ALBA 4958759 ARCOM S.R.L. 28 ALBA 2824238 ARIESUL CONF S.A. 29 ALBA 1767649 ARIESUL S.A. 30 ALBA 8887812 ARTEFERRO ROMANIA S.R.L. 31 ALBA 14127552 ATERO S.R.L. 32 ALBA 11690410 AUROCAR 2002 S.R.L. 33 ALBA 18219110 AUTO DRIVE CENTER S.R.L. 34 ALBA 13587374 AUTOGYP TRANS S.R.L. 35 ALBA 11709440 AVIA ALBA IULIA S.R.L. 36 ALBA 1762110 AXA PORCELAINE S.R.L. 37 ALBA 6731786 AXEL COMPANY S.R.L. 38 ALBA 1762510 B & B TEAM S.R.L. 39 ALBA 14755042 BALDO S.R.L. 40 ALBA 10651464 BATSON CONSTRUCT S.R.L. 41 ALBA 1768962 BETACON S.R.L. 42 ALBA 14259197 BETOR CONSULT S.R.L. 43 ALBA 1755970 BILUS S.R.L. 44 ALBA 6909701 BINAL MOB S.R.L. 45 ALBA 9127483 BIOMILK S.R.L. 46 ALBA 10995972 BIOTERRA S.R.L. 47 ALBA 1751502 BRADET IMPORT EXPORT B.M. 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