The only recycling industrial park in Romania, Green Group, was taken over by investment fund Abris Capital, after several months of negotiations with the majority shareholders: European Bank for Regional Development EBRD and Global Finance, a Greek fund.

Following the acquisition of Cargus and Urgent Curier, and Pehart Tec (paper producer), Abris Capital Partners enters the market of waste management in Romania for a business worth 90 million EUR. Company Green Group has operations also in Serbia and Macedonia (Greentech, Greenfiber International, GreenWEEE, GreenLamp, GreenGlass Recycling and Total Waste Management, all six under the umbrella of Green Group).

Blaxy Premium Resort & Hotel, the largest resort at the Black Sea in Romania with 540 rooms that offers the possibility of purchasing apartments in periodic property regime, launched on the 5^th of May 2016 its hotel services, complementary to the periodical property.

The total surface of the complex is 72 000 sqm, and includes exterior pools for adults and children restaurants, bars, clubs, a special area for children, and a summer amphitheater. Three out of seven sections were inaugurated, more exactly 540 rooms out of a total of 900 condos that are partly contracted. The rest will be leased in hotel regime.

ANA IMEP, electrical engines producer from Pitesti, and with 49 year history in the national and international markets, was purchased in proportion of 94,8 % by the Japanese From Nidec Corporation, a world class electrical engine producer, listed at the New York Stock Exchange.

According to the Romanian company, the owners decided to sell in order to make room for future growth, giving that Nidec uses the highest production technologies, and is oriented towards developing new platforms for the auto, appliances, and industrial engines industries. Moreover, Nidec intends to invest substantially in improving the actual production capacity of the factory, and is planning to develop IMEP as an engineering and centralized services center.

PC Garage, one of the leading local IT&C online stores with a revenue of 165 million RON in 2015 will be part of eMAG, Romania's largest online retailer following the acquisition announced in April 2016. The transaction is pending an approval from the Competition Council. eMAG had a revenue of 350 million Eur last year. Its main competitors on the Romanian market are cel.ro, f64.ro, and evomag.ro. eMAG is owned by South-African investment fund Naspers and local businessman Iulian Stanciu.

Potentially the largest online transaction to date was announced at the end of March 2016, Swiss group Ringier buying the majority stake in real estate portal Imobiliare.ro. The transaction value was not officially announced but is being estimated to exceed 15 million euro according to market sources. Ringier Romania bought the 87% stake in Realmedia Network from shareholders Broadhurst Investments Limited, Kurt Götz and the management of Imobiliare.ro. The current management team still holds a minority stake and will continue to operate the company.