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The company Cărpineni and the environmental NGO Eco Village have obtained the right to use the word “Moldova” in their trademarks, – reports Logos Press.
SMEs now have a tool for faster online and offline commerce. Moldovan company Finergy Tech has developed a set of plugins that allow entrepreneurs to add payment options via MIA on the most used e-commerce platforms (WordPress, WooCommerce, Cs-Cart, OpenCart), – reports Logos Press.
Romanian company Grampet Logistics, part of the Grampet Group, will start production of polymer-modified bitumen (PMB) at the industrial site of the former RAFO refinery in Onesti. Supplies will be oriented to the local market, as well as to the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.
Seven entrepreneurs from the left bank of the Nistru River will receive assistance in developing energy-efficient businesses focused on increasing productivity and implementing innovative and sustainable technologies. The amount of support will be up to $30 thousand. For each company,” reports Logos Press.
The Moldovan company HempBuild Solutions has adapted its technology for the production of an innovative building and insulating material, arbolite, to local raw materials. Its main components are hemp stalks, lime and clay. This became possible after the ban on the cultivation of industrial hemp was lifted in Moldova.
The railroad passenger service between Chisinau and Odessa may be resumed,” Logos Press reports.
The first contract signed between the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization and a private company, within the “Regional State Aid Scheme for investments realized in the Republic of Moldova”, will be followed by two more in the coming days, Logos Press reported.
Romania’s biggest producer and largest supplier of natural gas, state-owned Romgaz, has announced its intention to establish a subsidiary in Moldova.
Since the beginning of 2025, 5,134 job seekers have been employed through the National Employment Agency (ANOFM). Among them, 1,663 were unemployed (32%).
The Moldovan government has extended until the end of 2025 the obligations of state-owned Energocom to provide a public electricity procurement service.
An international tender to select a contractor for the construction of two new CHPPs in Chisinau is ongoing. Four companies – from Turkey, Hungary and Azerbaijan – are participating in it. The contractor will be tasked with the construction from scratch of two new CHPPs, equipped with modern equipment, with a total electric capacity of 55 MW and a heat capacity of 43 Gcal/h.
The Public Property Agency published the financial results of the most efficient state companies in 2024. Moldtelecom JSC, with 100% state capital, is among those that showed significant profit growth during the year.
