Trans-Oil Group informed about it on its website. The press release states that after positive opinions from the Commission for the Examination of Foreign Direct Investments (CEISD) and the Competition Council, the Romanian government issued decisions authorizing the investment.
“These approvals represent a formal recognition of the transparency of Trans-Oil Group, its shareholders and management, as well as the strength of its sustainable business model focused on regional development, operational efficiency and long-term partnerships. The Group expresses its gratitude to the Romanian government and competent institutions for their support and confidence shown in the successful execution of this important milestone in its logistics expansion strategy,” the company said.
In October 2024, Trans-Oil Group signed an agreement to buy and sell a majority stake in Frial, a port infrastructure operator. It owns two specialized terminals in the port of Constanta: one for bulk and general cargoes and the other for liquid products and vegetable oils.
According to Trans-Oil Group, the transaction is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the Group’s presence in the Black Sea region, aiming to optimize the logistics chain for the transportation, storage and export of grains and oilseeds from Romania and the wider region. The integration of Frial SA’s assets will increase the Group’s operational capabilities, improve efficiency and provide competitive and high quality port services.
Trans-Oil Group is an international vertically integrated agro-industrial holding company engaged in the production, processing and trading of cereals, oilseeds and vegetable oils. The Group operates in Moldova, Romania, Serbia and other key strategic markets.
