Romania: ASA CONS targets a turnover worth RON 62mn in 2015

ASA CONS, a Romanian producer of concrete products owned by the French group Consolis, estimates that its turnover will reach around RON 62million (€14.01 million/US$ 17.24 million) in 2015, similar to the sales recorded in 2014. The company forecasts a 40% rise in sales in 2014, from previous year. ASA CONS is involved in projects such as the construction of Shopping Center Targu-Jiu, developed by NEPI, and the construction of the Reci wood processing factory by Holzindustrie Schweighofer.
December 8, 2014 Read time: 1 min

ASA CONS, a Romanian producer of concrete products owned by the French group Consolis, estimates that its turnover will reach around RON 62million (€14.01 million/US$ 17.24 million) in 2015, similar to the sales recorded in 2014.

The company forecasts a 40% rise in sales in 2014, from previous year.

ASA CONS is involved in projects such as the construction of Shopping Center Targu-Jiu, developed by NEPI, and the construction of the Reci wood processing factory by Holzindustrie Schweighofer.

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