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Ration Number in the Trade Register (Rom Abbreviations & Acronyms Used in the Company Profiles UIC Unique Identification Code / Fiscal Code (rom. Cod Unic de Identificare / Cod Fiscal) Inc. No. Registration Number in the Trade Register (rom. Numărul de ordine din registrul comerţului) SRL Limited Liability Company (rom. Societate cu Răspundere Limitată) RA Autonomous Regime (rom. Regie Autonomă) SA Joint-Stock Company (rom. Societate pe Acţiuni) SC Commercial Company (rom. Societate Comercială) SCA Joint-Stock Co-operative Company (rom. Societate Cooperatistă pe Acţiuni) SCPA Civilian Professional Law Firm (rom. Societate Civilă Profesională de Avocaţi) SOCOM Handicraft Co-operative Company (rom. Societate Cooperativă Meşteşugărească) BICO INDUSTRIES SRL UIC: 19241603 Inc. No.: J/27/1388/2006 Business Offer: Str. Petru Movila nr. 31 610094 Piatra Neamt, NEAMT ROMANIA with private capital, who took over and relaunched a company with tradition in the production of thermo-insulated materials, HITROM Tel: +40.233.211400 factory, located on the industrial area of Vaslui City. Fax: +40.233.211500 After the first three years, starting with 2009, in the expanded e-Mail: [email protected] polystyrene production, where we have been placed in the top ten Website: http://www.bicoindustries.ro national competitors from the existing 60, we’ve opened a new production line of fiberglass mes, designed for the plasters Turnover (EUR): 7,500,000.00 reinforcement. Thus, we are the pioneer in Romania, concerning the No. of employees: 176 production of fiberglass mesh for thermo-system and plastering works . Currently, we produce 18 million sqm / year of fibreglass mesh and until mid-2014 we will have a total capacity of 28 million sqm / year. 15% of the fiberglass mesh production we are exporting to West Europe and Main Line of Business by NACE Classification: we intend to reach to 30%. We can also to produce other fiberglass technical fabrics. The fiberglass mesh which we produce has technical approval and 2223 Manufacture of builders’ ware of plastic corresponds to the established performance by SR EN 13496/2003, using raw materials from the biggest manufacturers in Europe. In addition to the product range of the expanded polystyrene, we have Contact Person(s): developed a product line of plastic dowels, used for mechanical fixing of thermo-system elements, with a capacity of 12 million pieces / year. Only four years after the start of the production of thermal insulation for Camelia FELDY, Assistant Manager homes, Bico Industries Company has over 100 employees and a Catalin TIRLEA, Executive Manager turnover of over 8 million euro, with a growth rate of 20 % in 2013 towards the same period last year . We have the Integrated System Management according to ISO Standards, we function on profit centers and we believe in the principles of participatory and flexibility management to external and organizational changes . We have the material resources and a modular and wide logistics, which is able to cope with the need to extend or to adapt to the market trends. The company’s mission and values that we share can be found on our website www.bicoindustries.ro THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF ROMANIA The National Business Information Center CORAL IMPEX SRL UIC: 4986244 Inc. No.: J/29/2811/1993 Business Offer: Str. Penes Curcanul nr. 8, Bl. 151 C, Sc. A, Ap. 10 100511 Ploiesti, PRAHOVA ROMANIA S.C. CORAL IMPEX S.R.L. is a family-owned business that is celebrating this year (2013) 20 years of activity in the field of pest Head quarters: Str. Podul Inalt, Nr. 6, Bl. 4C, Parter, control. Since 1993, when the company was founded by Alexandru Ploiesti, Prahova Badea, Coral Impex has grown to be the largest Romanian-owned pest Tel: +40.244.517610 management company with branch offices in many principal centers Fax: +40.244.517610 across Romania such as: Ploiesti, Cluj-Napoca, Bucuresti, Pitesti, e-Mail: [email protected] Brasov, Targu-Mures, Tulcea, Slatina, Alba-Iulia and Zalau. Website: http://www.coralimpex.ro The performance of our services within optimal conditions and following the European quality standards determined our company to make Turnover (EUR): 4,422,049.00 massive investments in the acquisition of modern technical resources No. of employees: 169 and in the thorough training of its employees, succeeding to satisfy even the most delicate clients, such as: Philip Morris Romania, Coca- Cola Romania, Inbev Romania, Procter&Gamble, Terapia Ranbaxy, Ursus Breweries, Kaufland Romania SCS, Friesland Campina, Swiss Main Line of Business by NACE Caps, Avicola Crevedia, Johnson Controls, KFC and many others. Our Classification: service is based on the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) right from the survey stage to implementation and execution by trained pest management professionals (PMP’s). Considering the quality 8129 Other cleaning activities standards, environmental protection, labour health and security, CORAL IMPEX succeeded in obtaining and maintaining the authorization certificate for ISO 9001, ISO 22000, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 and Contact Person(s): also in obtaining and maintaining the First Class License awarded by A.N.R.S.C. Since 2007, Coral Impex became an observer member within British Pest Control Association, association that gathers the Alexandru BADEA, Managing Director major companies across Europe in the pest-control field. Ciprian BOGACIU, Commercial Director This celebrating year, 2013, brought to Coral Impex a recognition award from the Europe Business Assembly, which nominated the company and its manager for the prestigious international awards in the quality and management spheres. This is in recognition of an excellent business reputation, effective management and constant growth and qualified us to be part of the International award “Best Enterprise” and The head of enterprise was presented with the title “Best Manager of the Year” and a personal certificate. Our company’s vision of the future is optimistic since it is always open to new challenges. The greatest challenge foreseen by our company is to extend its business abroad, and in fulfilling this vision, the international acknowledgments and awards become a strong stimulant. Click here for more … THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF ROMANIA The National Business Information Center DOMENIILE SAHATENI SRL UIC: 15540688 Inc. No.: J/40/8667/2003 Business Offer: Bd Dacia nr. 53, et 2 , ap 3 010406 Bucuresti, SECTOR 1 ROMANIA DOMENIILE SAHATENI Tel: +40.21.2110977 Established in 2003 by Aurelia Visinescu and her associate, Domeniile Fax: +40.21.2121009 Sahateni benefited from more than 5 million €uro investments in winery e-Mail: [email protected] and vineyards. Website: http://www.domeniilesahateni.com, http://www.aureliavisinescu.com The production capacity is 1,000,000 bottles per year, due to the complete ultramodern technology. Processing machinery has crushing facilities of 1 000 to per season and two separate production lines, complete automated controlled fermentation for both white and red wines. The automated bottling line, with 1500 btl (75cl) per hour capacity, allows bottling wines at the origins. High performance equipments protects from bottled wine Main Line of Business by NACE oxidation by eliminating the air from the bottle before filling and injecting Classification: inert gas before corking. The underground cellar equipped with oak barrels and barriques provides excellent ageing conditions to special wine batches. 1102 Manufacture of wine from grape The winery is located 7 km North East from Mizil, on national Road B1. The vineyards are in the heart of Dealu Mare wine region, well known Contact Person(s): for its high quality grapes and wine production, on the hills surrounding the Carpathian Mountains, benefiting from different types of soil from brownish to limestone clay. Aurelia VISINESCU, General Manager The 70 ha of the company are located in Sahateni, Naeni and Fintesti Doina HORVAT, Export Manager villages lying from the bottom of the hill were the whites and Pinot Noir Alexandru ACHIM, Sales Manager are growing up to the top where we cultivate the late ripening reds on the South exposure. The main vinified varieties are: Feteasca Neagra, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, and Syrah – for the red wines and Feteasca Alba, Feteasca Regala, Tamaioasa Romaneasca, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Italian Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc for the white ones. We are currently engaged in several partnerships with wine importers all around Asia (China, Taiwan, Japonia, Korea), Europe (Poland, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Lithuania, Germany), USA, Canada, Brazil and Israel. The feedback received from them allowed us to take the initiative to extend our partnerships even further. Click here for more … THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF ROMANIA The National Business Information Center ELECTROPUTERE SA UIC: 6312800 Inc. No.: J/16/12/1991 Business Offer: Calea Bucuresti, nr. 80 200440 Craiova, DOLJ ROMANIA ELEGTROPUTERE SA is a company that built its first power transformer and electric motor in the early 1950's and has since Tel: +40.251.437700; +40.744.646531 maintained its position among the world's leading manufacturers. Fax: +40.251.437730; +40.251.437077 We produce power transformers ranging from 5 to 440 MVA and up to e-Mail: [email protected] 420 kV for a variety of applications, such as: generation, transmission, Website: http://www.electroputere.ro interconnection transformers, network transformers, etc. Electroputerere can also offer a full range of after sales services upon request.The Turnover (EUR): 46,000,000.00 design of the transformers is developed by our internal Design No. of employees: 1,015 Engineering Department according to customer specifications and in line with international standards such as lEG 60076 and ANSI G57. We are also fully certified by ISO 9001 , ISO 14001 and OH SA 18001.The production capacity of our Power transformer division is of 10.000 MVAI Main Line of Business by NACE year, which allows us to offer our partners a very good delivery time, in Classification: accordance with their needs.
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