With key offerings including a significant market (the second largest in CEE), EU-shaped legislation, NATO membership, and a well-educated and tech-savvy work force in a hospitable, resource-rich and geographically privileged location at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, Romania is a growing economy that offers a robust and resilient environment for investments.
Authors: Razvan Vlad, Vlad Anghel
On February 26, Sorina Olaru, Partner in the Dispute Resolution practice was a speaker at the 3rd edition of the International Arbitration Conference – Smart Solution for Dispute Resolution between Professionals, organized by the Chisinau International Court of Commercial Arbitration and the American Chamber of Commerce in Moldova.
NNDKP and Ziarul Financiar have launched the series of events “Dialogues about Romania: Developments and Outlook,” dedicated to the main economic issues of the moment. The initiative brings to the fore topics that are essential for the business environment (private investment, economic growth, taxation, and legislative predictability) and creates a framework for dialogue between business leaders, representatives of public authorities, of the banking system, and NNDKP specialists.
Between 23-26 February, Iurie Cojocaru, Partner and Head of the Data Protection practice attended the IAPP UK Intensive 2026, a premier gathering for professionals in the fields of privacy, artificial intelligence governance and digital responsibility.
Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen (NNDKP) has been shortlisted for the Managing IP EMEA Awards 2026 by Managing IP, in all award categories for Romania, namely:
Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen (NNDKP) has once again earned a spot on the shortlist for the prestigious Romania Law Firm of the Year award, presented by Chambers Europe.
NNDKP advised Holcim Romania on the acquisition of Uranus Pluton SRL, a granite quarry operator active since 2004 in Tulcea county.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice has recently upheld a decision of the Timisoara Court of Appeal, with significant relevance for transfer pricing disputes based on the re-qualification of the functional profile of a company within a multinational group from independent producer to producer under the full control of the group. It has been confirmed that elements specific to the operation of a multinational group, such as providing support services by global cooperation structures or the existence of common directors, do not prove the existence of a transaction between the parent company and the controlled entity that would justify reconsidering the functional profile of the company, even in cases where the controlled entity experienced periods of losses.
On February 9, our colleague, Oana Stefan, Associate in the Data Protection practice, was a speaker at the online debate “Online platforms, all eyes and ears. At GDPR”, organized by Juridice.ro.
