Dutch Sioux Technologies Completes Full Acquisition of Romanian Software Development Centre in Cluj-Napoca

Sioux Technologies, a Dutch high‑tech software group, completed the full takeover of its Romanian development centre in Cluj‑Napoca. The unit, originally launched in 2018 as Qubiz Software Services, posted 2025 revenues of about 19 million lei (≈3.8 million EUR) and a net profit of roughly 470 k EUR. The acquisition, undisclosed in price, aims to enlarge the local team and deepen the company’s engineering capacity for sectors such as semiconductors, medical technology and analytics.

Romanian SaaS Platform Leelo Launches Version 2.0 With Production, Warehouse and Transport Management

Leelo, a Romanian SaaS provider for small and medium‑size businesses, announced the release of Leelo 2.0, a major upgrade that consolidates invoicing, e‑invoicing, CRM, project and task management, and now adds production, warehouse and transport management modules. The new version also introduces AI‑driven business insights and a visual sales pipeline. The platform is positioned as an affordable, all‑in‑one solution for SMEs, with a 30‑day free trial.

Romanian Surgical Suture Maker BIOSINTEX Completes Major Automation Overhaul With EU Funding

BIOSINTEX SRL, a Romanian manufacturer of high‑performance surgical sutures, together with technology partner TRICUBIQ SOLUTIONS SRL, has completed a 16‑month project worth 18.07 million lei that automates key production processes through robotics, AI and digital tools. The project, financed by the EU‑backed PNRR, enhances BIOSINTEX’s production capacity, quality control and international market position.

Romanian Fintech Salt Bank Launches “13th Salary” Draw Campaign Offering Workers Up to 25,000 Lei

Salt Bank introduced a new benefit called the “13th salary” where the bank, instead of the employer, can provide an extra salary to customers who deposit their wages into a Salt account during the campaign. The promotion runs until 31 October 2026, after which five winners will be chosen to receive an additional amount up to 25,000 lei.

Portuguese Digital Health Platform Hope Care Secures €6 Million Series A to Expand Remote Patient Monitoring Across Europe

Portuguese digital‑health startup Hope Care raised €6 million in a Series A round led by Iberis Capital to expand its regulated remote patient monitoring platform across Europe, adding new offices in Germany and Romania and scaling programmes in Portugal, France and Switzerland.

Romanian Mattress Retailer Fined €2,000 for Violating GDPR Marketing Consent Rules

Romanian mattress retailer Dormeo Home SRL was fined €2,000 by the National Authority for the Supervision of Personal Data Processing (ANSPDCP) after an investigation found the company continued to send marketing SMS and phone calls despite a consumer exercising their right to object, violating GDPR provisions.

Romanian Open Banking Platform Finqware Expands Across Central and Eastern Europe With Regional Hiring Push

Romanian fintech Finqware, founded in 2018, is expanding its Open Banking platform across Central and Eastern Europe, opening new hiring pipelines in Romania, Hungary and Croatia and extending its banking connectivity to several additional countries.

Romanian Job Platform eJobs Launches Fast-Hiring Platform iajob with Over 8,200 Listings

The Romanian job platform eJobs reported record application numbers in 2023 and highlighted sectors with the highest hiring chances for 2026. It also announced the launch of a new fast‑hiring platform, iajob, which currently lists over 8,200 positions, including more than 1,000 in the medical/health sector.

Palo Alto Networks Acquires Romanian AI-Driven Cybersecurity Startup Console

Palo Alto Networks bought the AI‑focused security automation startup Console, founded in 2024 by Romanian Andrei Serban. The deal, terms undisclosed, will allow Console’s AI agents to be integrated into Palo Alto’s security platforms, accelerating its vision of AI‑enhanced security workflows.

Romanian Startup Network One Distribution Establishes Western European Logistics Hub

Former eMAG CEO Iulian Stanciu is scaling his post‑eMAG venture, Network One Distribution, by establishing a local logistics presence in the Netherlands to serve its four appliance brands across Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, marking a shift from a Romania‑centric export model to direct Western‑European stock and distribution.