Dacia Mioveni Loses Production and Employees in 2026
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The Dacia leader attacked the Romanian government: the Mioveni factory is becoming less and less competitive.
In a discussion with a group of Romanian journalists, in which Economica.net, the global executive director of the Dacia brand, Katrin Adt, the sales director of the brand, Frank Marotte and Mihai Bordeanu - Managing Director Dacia Brand South Eastern Europe & Country Head Romania, had a tougher message than usual to the Romanian authorities and the current situation in the country, proof that the lack of reaction so far has become not only dist…
The warning sent by Dacia's leadership about the future of Mioveni's production also causes reactions in other branches of the industry. Dragoş Damian, CEO Therapia Cluj, argues that the problems claimed by the automaker are part of a wider difficulty of Romania: the lack of a consistent industrial policy and real support for companies that already have major investments in the country.
Chief Automobile Dacia, Mihai Bordeanu, claims that Mioveni's plant loses competitivity in relation to other factories in the Renault group, and production will decline by two figures in 2026. In addition, he announced that new redundancies will follow in Mioveni, and the decision on the next generation Duster and Bigster has not yet been taken. [...] Article Chief Dacia, a hard message for Bucharest: "We have invested 4 billion euros in Romania…
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