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Romania

Opened in 1996, Schoenherr’s Bucharest office was one of the first international firms on the Romanian market. The 75-lawyer team advises mainly foreign investors on the complete range of business law issues, with a focus on corporate and m&a, banking and finance, real estate & construction, dispute resolution.

The Bucharest office assists clients active in various industries, including financial services, energy, manufacturing, real estate and construction, retail, IT&C and technology, pharmaceuticals and healthcare. 

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Schoenherr si Asociatii SCA
Blvd. Dacia Nr. 30
RO-010413 Bucharest
T: +40 21 319 67 90
F: +40 21 319 67 91
E: office.romania@schoenherr.eu 


 

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Romania:. Schoenherr advises Electrocentrale Borzești on EUR 47m financing for wind energy project in Romania

Schoenherr advised Electrocentrale Borzești in connection with EUR 47m in financing granted by Banca Comercială Română for the construction of the Gura Văii wind farm (CEE Onești) in Bacău County, Romania. With an installed capacity of 49.8 MW, the project is the first wind energy development by Electrocentrale Borzești, a joint venture between OMV Petrom and Renovatio Group, two of the most prominent investors in Romania's energy sector.

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to the point: Healthcare & Life Sciences Q2/2026

Welcome to the new edition of to the point: Healthcare & Life Sciences – a format designed to keep you informed about legal and regulatory developments shaping the sector across Europe.

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Sebastian Guţiu

Office Managing Partner


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Schoenherr Romania
Schoenherr si Asociatii SCA
RO-010413 Bucharest
Blvd. Dacia Nr. 30
T: +40 21 319 67 90
F: +40 21 319 67 91
office.romania@schoenherr.eu



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