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Beyond Your Territory, New Opportunities O R a D E a M E T R O P O L I Ta N a R E a TABLE of CONTENTS BEYOND YOUR TERRITORY, NEW OPPORTUNITIES OR A DE A M ETROPO L ITA N A RE A TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. GLOBAL OFFER 2. Agri CU lt U re 3. E leC troni C I N DUStrY 4. TO U ri S M Global Overview General Perspective OMA, a space for bolstering the Area of Health and Leisure emergence of knowledge-based Economic Facts Investment opportunities economy The Human Resources Public Administration Human and Natural Resources Human Resources Natural Resources Business Infrastructure Cultural and Touristic Attractions Public Utilities Infrastructure Transport and Means of Communications Human Resources Natural resources Touristic and Cultural Attractions Development Perspectives Transport & Communication Business Infrastructure Human Resources Tourism 1 BEYOND YOUR TERRITORY, NEW OPPORTUNITIES 2 OR A DE A M ETROPO L ITA N A RE A 1. GLOBAL TERITORIAL OFFER Global Overview Location and Population persons between 30 and 55 years of age Oradea with around 205.000 inhabitants, represent more than half. The ethnic the 11-th city in Romania, is the urban core Oradea Metropolitan Area (OMA) is a compozition of OMA’s population consists of the Metropolitan Area, and has a good mainly of Romanians (around 70%) and cooperation space created in 2005 by location being neighboured by important Hungarians (27%). urban European centres: the Municipality of Oradea along with - Westwards, at around 300 km the 11 neighbouring administrative units. The metropolitan area’s climate lime found city of Budapest, Hungarian capital (via OMA is situated in the North-Western within OMA is a temperate-continental Debrecen, on M3 and M35 highways) and part of Romania, in Bihor county, type, with a Panonic shade. The landscape 500 km to Vienna on the same route. part of the North-West Development of the metropolitan area is diverse in this - Eastwards, at 150 km the city of Region. climatic context. In the North-Estearn and Cluj-Napoca (310,000 inhabitants) South-Eastern part it is hilly, whereas in the - Southwards, at 116 km the city of OMA’s aglomeration covers about 75,000 rest of the territory „Câmpia Crisurilor” (The Arad (166,000 inhabitants) and 166 km to hectars. In 2010 the population of the Crişurilor Plain) dominates the scenary. OMA Timişoara (312,000 inhabitants) Oradea Metropolitan Area surpassed the is crossed from the East Westwards by Crisul - Northwards, at 130 km the city of 250,000 inhabitants mark. In the last 6 Repede river. The river flow is contained, Satu Mare (112,000 inhabitants) years, the number of inhabitants had a slight thus eliminating the danger of floodings. - South-East, at 578 km the city of increase. Over 52% of the inhabitants are Bucharest, the capital of Romania, and at women, exceeding the national average. 800 km furthermore Constanţa, the largest The population within the age category port at the Black Sea. of 18 and 65 years sums up to 70% of the total population, slightly over the national average of 66%. Within this category, 3 BEYOND YOUR TERRITORY, NEW OPPORTUNITIES Economic Facts The economy of OMA has registered Within OMA, 15,086 non-financial The companies in OMA produce 18% of the Agriculture lately a dynamic similar to that at companies carried out their activity at the regional added value and use around 20% of national level. end of 2009, all producing 1.4% of the total the total labour force (2009). Agriculture has a reduced share in the The added value created by the national added value and employed 2% of The main economic sectors within OMA economy of OMA, similar to that registered companies within OMA has increased the total labour force. At a regional level, with activities generating added value at national level, being, nevertheless, better OMA plays a high importance role for the excluding the financial companies are: with an annual average growth rhythm developed in comparison to that of N-W regional economic activity, being the second services, processing industry, commerce and of 8,6% (period 2006 – 2009). region. The development of agriculture in development pole after Cluj. constructions. Romania, particularly in OMA, can be a great assest, considering the existence of relatively The trade and service sectors have an widespread agricultural surfaces, but with increased importance in OMA’s economy, a low productivity because of the excessive in comparison to the situation registered at segmentation of cultivable surfaces. regional and national level, while industry has a smaller impact in the economy of Investments in technology and an increased OMA when comparing it with national cultivated/used surface will double the figures (2009). cereals production in Romania on an average term. Name Value added Productivity Turnover (RON) Employees (RON) (RON /employee) Nutrientul S.A. 131,916,712 26,837,177 173 155,128 Agroind Cauaceu 74,144,752 13,007,250 53 245,420 S.A. Flavonia S.R.L. 33,745,269 11,119,509 269 41,336 Companies of systemic importance for the OMA in agriculture (2009) 4 OR A DE A M ETROPO L ITA N A RE A Industry the last years in OMA has lead to the the same time, moving on to producing creation of a competitiveness pole in goods and services with a high added value In OMA the industry is dominated by the area of production activities that (high-tech industries) is necessary also for the sector of computers and electronic incorporate a high level of technology. maintaining or increasing OMA’s presence components, leather products, food on foreign markets and for entering new industry, rubber and plastic materials sector OMA has attracted a higher and more ones. and the non-metalic mineral products sustained level of investments in this sector, sector (construction building materials). both related to the national average and the The building materials industry is also With the exception of the food industry, in N-W region level. well represented in OMA, being oriented all the above-mentioned sectors, OMA has more towards the area of the products comparative advantages in relation to N-W From a macro-economic point of view, designed inclusively to works for building region and the national economy. the development of this sector shall be rennovation and rehabilitation (adhesives). auspicious for the local economy, as the Considering this, the sector has a lower The rapid development of the degree of risk in the electronic industry fluctuations in relation to the demand, electronic components industry in from the perspective of the sensitivity to thus reducing the risks of production in the economic cycle is an average one. At comparison to the producers of building materials used for structural works on a construction site (for example: cement, brick Name Value added Productivity etc.). Turnover (RON) Employees (RON) (RON /employee) Celestica 649,081,001 95,432,501 590 161,750 Connectronics 43,368.640 22,982,717 655 35,088 Romania Hanil Electronics 44,873,140 20,960,572 453 46,271 Companies of systemic importance for the OMA in the Electronics industry (2009) 5 BEYOND YOUR TERRITORY, NEW OPPORTUNITIES Constructions Services The infrastructure works and special The sector of transportation and the national or regional level. The share works are the best positioned sectors storage activities/facilities is the most of tourism in OMA’s economy is higher in the constructions sector in OMA important sector of OMA’s economy, both relative to the national average and relative to the national level. The creating up to 13% of the total added to the regional one; comparing it with the share of infrastructural works in the total value. The proximity of the area to the situation at the national level, the tourism real economy of OMA is superior to the Hungarian border and to important in OMA is more profitable due to increased one existent at the level of the national highway system (Debrecen to Budapest) has investments in the period 2006 - 2009. economy, the efficiency of the infrastructure triggered investments in transportations activity (productivity) being also higher in in the period 2006-2009, there fore The development potential of this sector in OMA. The infrastructure deficit present both consolidating and strengthening the sector OMA is significant, the area being endowed at national level, and in OMA shall maintain relative to the national or regional average. with a natural reservoirs of geothermal the sector of the infrastructural works on an waters which are partialy exploited in Băile increasing pattern in a medium to long term Tourism is relatively well structured in Felix (Felix Spa) and Băile 1 Mai (1 Mai Spa). time frame. OMA, comparing it with the situation at Recent researches indicate high potential for operating with geo-thermal waters in other Companies of systemic importance for the OMA areas of OMA (Sîntandrei and Borş). in the industry of the construction materials (2009) Name Value added Productivity Turnover (RON) Employees (RON) (RON /employee) Apart from the touristic potential, the pools of thermal springs represent an Adeplast S.A. 113,589,375 47,789,037 135 353,993 alternative source for ‘’green” energy Readymix for industrial units as well as houses 68,101,606 24,815,990 125 189,528 Romania hold use. The service sector of exploiting these resources both in tourism and “green” Companies of systemic importance for the OMA in the Tourism (2009) energy purpose will become a niche sector in OMA’s economy on a medium and long Turism Felix 52,019,303 43,152,111 822 52,496 term. 6 OR A DE A M ETROPO L ITA N A RE A Public Administration National taxes, social contributions,
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