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Land transport vehicles and of agricultural equipment industry

(Synthesis of the study drawn up by the Romanian Trade Promotion Centre)

 

A. The industry of road transport vehicles

 

Foreword

 

     The industry of road transport vehicles plays a modest role within the Romanian economy, having in view that   this sector had a 3.0 % share of the industrial output (2003), a 3.2 % share of the personnel employed by the whole industry (2004) and a 0.5 % share of the total exports of the country (2004). A bigger share, namely 5.2 %, was registered in the total imports of the country (2004).

     The main assets of the sector consist of

-          exceeding production capacities;

-          qualified personnel;

-          professional research - design departments;

-          competitive domestic raw materials resources;

-          a specialized horizontal industry.

The main shortcomings of the sector consist of

-          obsolete equipment;

-          low productivity;

-          technological indiscipline;

-          use of old production technologies;

-          high prices of the components manufactured locally.

 

Production potential

 

     The number of the manufacturers within the sector increased permanently over the last period; if in 1998 there were 197 manufacturing companies, their number reached 352 in 2002, of which 43 (12.2 %) big ones i.e. with more than 250 employees, 32 (11.9 %) middle-sized ones i.e. having 50 – 249 employees and 267 (75.9 %) small ones i.e. with maximum 49 employees.

     The growth of the number of the manufacturers entailed the decrease of the production concentration within the sector; so, the cumulated turnover of the biggest five manufacturers declined from 60.7 % in 1999 to 52.2 % in 2003, whereas of the biggest 20 manufacturers from 84.5 % in 1999 to 67.7 % in 2003. However, the production concentration is still high, having in view that the 43 big manufacturers had in 2002 a 94.3 % share of the registered capital and 89.3 % share of the entire sector.

     Despite the increase of the number of the manufacturers, the total personnel employed by the sector scored a permanent descending trend, so that in 2004 it decreased by 21.1 % against 2000.

     The value of the output of the sector registered the following evolution between 2000 – 2004:

                                                                                                Billion lei, current prices

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004*

15,577.5

24,679.0

36,549.2

48,095.9

                            Source: N.I.S. Statistical yearbook of Romania, 2004

                                     * N.I.S.

 

      In kind, the output of road transport vehicles registered an increase over the 2000 – 2004 period, namely by 55.8 % in respect of town cars and by 46.5 % in respect of commercial vehicles. By contrast, the output of off-road cars decreased by 59.9 % and that of trucks by 68.5 %. The output of buses completely disappeared in 2004 after a continuous decline, whereas that of trolley buses, though very small, increased sharply.

     The industry of road transport vehicles, including the related components, encounters a deep crisis, generated by a series of objective and subjective causes, such as:

·         contraction of both home and foreign markets after 1990;

·         poor quality and fisability of the national vehicles;

·         delay in implementing the restructuring programmes of the sector;

·         faulty management;

·         shortcomings of the legislative framework.

 

Privatization

 

     The privatization process of the road transport vehicles industry unfolded very slowly and has not been completed so far.

     In respect of car production the privatization has been fully achieved, taking into consideration that the two domestic manufacturers namely Automobile Craiova and Automobile Dacia were sold to South-Korean Company Daewoo in 1994 and company Renault in 1999 respectively.

     In respect of off-road vehicles, trucks and other vehicles the privatization process encountered major difficulties, caused by the lack of atractivity from the part of the manufacturers of the mentioned items. However, at the end of September 2003 the company ARO Câmpulung and the company ROMAN Braşov were sold to the American company Cross Lander and to the Malaysian company Pesaka Astana respectively. However, at the beginning of 2005 the privatization of ARO Campulung proved out to be a failure, having in view that Cross Lander has not fulfilled its contractual obligations.

 

Investments

 

     After 2000 the investments in the road transport vehicles industry were quite important, the bulk of them being made by Renault group after taking control over Automobile Dacia. Between 2000 – 2004 this company invested 537 million dollars, of which 220 million for the manufacturing of the brand Logan alone.

 

Domestic consumption

 

     Over the 2000 – 2004 period the total sales of new road vehicles in the domestic market increased continuously, so that they were 2.15 times bigger in 2004 compared to 2000. The sales of buses increased the most (2.61 times), followed by those of town cars (2.19 times) and commercial vehicles (1.98 times).

     The share of the home-manufactured vehicles within the total sales in the domestic market registered a declining trend, whereas of the imported ones increased. Thus, in respect of town cars the share decreased from 78.2 % in 2000 to 59.8 % in 2004 and in respect of commercial vehicles from 69.4 % in 2000 to 57.5 % in 2004. 

     Between 1999 – 2002 the number of the cars in traffic kept on growing in respect of town cars and trucks and stagnated in respect of buses.

 

Foreign trade

 

   The weak development of the domestic industry of road transport vehicles, reflected in its incapacity of covering  the demands of the local market in number and assortment, entailed the import of a sizable number of road vehicles, which widely exceeded the exported ones, generating a permanent deficit of the foreign trade balance of such articles (see table below).

                                                                                                        Million USD

       Items

 

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

43B5ses

(87.02)

Export

      0.2

       0.1

      0.1

     0.4

0.1

Import

    13.7

    16.5

    18.6

    26.0

75.1

  Balance

  - 13.5

  - 16.4

 - 18.5

  - 25.6

- 75.0

Cars

(87.03)

Export

    43.5

    66.9

    67.3

    58.4

118.0

Import

  112.7

  221.1

  284.6

  423.7

1,205.6

  Balance

   - 6.2

- 154.2

- 217.3

 - 365.3

-1,087.6

Trucks

(87.04)

Export

      3.8

      1.9

      4.9

      8.3

7.6

Import

    57.6

    89.6

  105.9

  176.6

422.8

Balance

 - 53.8

 - 87.7

- 101.0

 - 168.3

- 415.2

       Total

Export

    47.5

    68.9

    72.3

    67.1

125.7

Import

  184.0

  327.2

  409.1

  626.3

1,703.5

 Balance

- 136.5

- 258.3

- 336.8

- 559.2

 -1,577.8

            Source: National Customs Administration

 

     Between 2000 – 2004 the foreign trade balance was in deficit in total and by chapters alike; however the contribution of the three components i.e. cars, trucks and buses to the overall deficit was different from one another, namely: cars – 68.9 %, trucks – 26.3 % and buses – 4.8 %.

     As for exports, the cars represented the most exported item along the entire analyzed period (93.9 % of all road vehicles exported in 2004). The value of these exports registered a general upward trend, increasing from 9.7 million dollars in 2000 to 118.0 million dollars in 2004.

     In respect of commercial vehicles Dacia Pick-Up is the most exported item.    

    The exports of trucks were insignificant; in 2004 they represented only 7.6 million dollars, representing 6.0 % of the sector exports.

     As for imports, the cars represented the most imported item, with a 70.8 %  share of all road vehicles imported in 2004. The value of the cars imported over the 2000 – 2004 period increased 10.7 times, i.e. from 112.7 million dollars in 2000 to 1,205.6 million dollars in 2004.

     In 2004 the truck imports ranked second with a share of 24.8 % while the imports of buses took the third place with a share of 4.4 %.

     Between 2000 – 2004 the main destinations of the car exports were China with a 30 – 42 % share, followed by Siria with a 12.1 – 40.1 share and Turkey with a 8.6 – 29.9 % share

     During the same period the main suppliers of road transport vehicles to the Romanian market were:

-          for buses: Germany (13.1 – 43.2 %), Turkey (8.7 – 42.9 %), Italy  ( 4.3 – 18.2 %);

-          for cars: Germany (32.7 – 46.2 %), Turkey (8.8 – 16.5 %), France (6.9 – 15.8 %);

-          for trucks: Germany (28.4 – 52.9 %), Italy (21.4 – 42.7 %), France (7.5 – 11.0 %).

 

B. The industry of railway means of transport

 

     After 1990 the Romanian industry of railway means of transport followed generally the same descending trend as the industry as a whole.

     Between 1998 – 2003 the output of locomotives scored a very low level, the internal needs being covered by imports. The output of passenger cars shared the same fate (see table below). The only engine of the development of the sector was represented by the wagons manufacturing which registered a spectacular increase, mainly influenced by the foreign market demands.

                            The rolling stock output between 1998 – 2003

Pieces

         Items

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004*

Locomotives

2

1

5

8

Waggons

1,120

1,286

1,429

2,127

2,368

Passenger cars

-

4

23

4

              Source: N.I.S. Statistical yearbook of Romania, 2004

                        * N.I.S. Statistical bulletin  for industry nr. 12/2004

 

     The prominent manufacturers of railway means of transport in 2003 were Astra Vagoane Arad SA (turnover 3,488 billion lei), Faur SA (turnover 484 billion lei) and Astra Vagoane Calatori SA (turnover 348.7 billion lei).

 

Foreign trade

 

     Over the 2000 – 2004 period the rolling stock foreign trade balance was always in excess excepting 2003 when it turned in deficit due to imports of motorailers.

     The foreign trade balance was decisively influenced by the exports of wagons with a 68.7 % share of the total exports of the sector in 2004 and exports of rolling stock components with a 23.7 % share, on one hand, and the imports of rolling stock components with a 48.4 % share and imports of motorailers with a 36.9 % share, on the other.

 

                        Rolling stock foreign trade balance between 1999 - 2003

                                                                                                                    Million USD

Items

 

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

Electric locomotives

(86.01)

 Export

23.8

-

1.4

2.1

8.3

 Import

22.7

0.1

-

4.2

2.0

 Balance

1.1

- 0.1

1.4

- 2.1

6.3

Diesel locomotives

(86.02)

 Export

2.0

3.6

3.8

4.3

5.8

 Import

2.2

0.2

-

-

2.5

 Balance

- 0.2

3.4

3.8

4.3

3.3

Motorailers

(86.03)

 Export

-

-

-

1.3

0.2

 Import

-

-

4.4

109.3

66.5

 Balance

-

-

- 4.4

- 108.0

- 66.3

Maintenance vehicles

(86.04)

 Export

-

-

-

-

-

 Import

8.8

-

-

6.5

-

 Balance

- 8.8

-

-

- 6.5

-

Passenger

cars

(86.05)

 Export

-

-

0.1

-

-

 Import

0.1

1.0

2.6

3.7

4.8

 Balance

- 0.1

- 1.0

- 2.5

- 3.7

- 4.8

Wagons

 

(86.06)

 Export

26.3

47.0

71.3

103.5

128.8

 Import

0.4

6.6

16.7

8.5

17.1

 Balance

25.9

40.4

54.6

95.0

111.7

Rolling stock

components

(86.07)

 Export

21.0

23.3

22.7

26.9

44.4

 Import

13.7

29.1

52.0

74.4

87.2

 Balance

7.3

- 5.8

- 29.3

- 47.5

- 42.8

 

Sector total

 Export

73.1

73.9

99.3

138.1

187.5

 Import

47.9

37.0

75.7

206.6

180.1

Balance

25.2

36.9

23.6

- 68.5

7.4

          Source: National Customs Administration

 

     Over the reference period the exports of wagons increased year by year from 26.3 million dollars in 2000 to 128.8 million dollars in 2004. These exports were based on imports of rolling stock components which increased from 13.7 million dollars in 2000 to 87.2 million dollars in 2004.

     The main partners for the exports of wagons between 2000 – 2004 were Germany and Belgium whereas the main partners for the imports of rolling stock components were Germany and Czech Republic.

 

II. The industry of agricultural equipment

 

 

Production potential

 

    The present production capacities are able to cover to a great extent the domestic demand in agricultural equipment. However, due to the poor competitiveness of the manufactured articles, in terms of price and technology, these capacities are being used at a low level, particularly in the tractors production facilities.

 

Output

 

    Between 2000 – 2003 the agricultural equipment output registered different evolutions;  the output of combines and cultivators increased by 142.9 % and 17.7 % respectively, whereas the output of tractors decreased by 32.3 % the output of sowing machines by 18.8 % and the output of ploughs by 29.2 %. As for tractors the output recovered in 2004 (5,385 pieces).

                          The output of agricultural equipment between 2000 – 2004

                  Pieces

Items

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004*

Tractors

5,398

5,272

5,504

3,657

5,385

Combines

35

135

106

85

Ploughs

1,710

2,933

1,898

1,210

Sowing machines

2,882

4,321

2,490

2,339

Cultivators

693

1,146

819

816

                      Source: N.I.S. Statistical yearbook of Romania, 2003 and 2004

                                * N.I.S. Statistical bulletin for industry nr. 12/2004

    In 2004 the Romanian agriculture disposed of 177,370 tractors, 26,320 combines, 140,068 ploughs and 65,148 sowing machines. The evolution of the agricultural equipment stock between 2000 – 2004 shows an increase of the number of tractors by 11.1 %, of sowing machines by 12.9 % and of ploughs by 13.7 % and a decrease of the number of combines by 11.5 %.  

    From the qualitative point of view the existing stock is pretty worn-out  (about 70 % of the components  have the normal exploitation period expired)

    The domestic demand in agricultural equipment is overwhelmingly determined by the private farmers. The high level of fragmentation of the farming land,  on one hand, and the high prices of the agricultural equipment, on the other, determine a low purchasing power of the agricultural equipment  by  the farmers, particularly by the individual ones.

 

Privatization

 

    The biggest manufacturer of the sector i.e. Tractorul Brasov (UTB) was privatized in September 2003 when the Italian company Landini acquired 74 % of its shares. Unfortunately, at the end of 2004 the new owner officially announced that they give up overtaking the tractor manufacturer, the later regaining the state ownership.

    The other manufacturers of agricultural equipment having prevailing state ownership are HART Miecurea Ciuc (79.4 %) and MAT Craiova (51.55 %).

    These companies are included however in the privatization programmes under way.

    All other manufacturers in the sector have private ownership (entirely or prevailing).

 

Investments

 

    Between 1998 – 2002 the manufacturers of agricultural equipment invested together 353 billion lei.

 

Foreign trade

 

    The agricultural equipment exports and imports represent a very small share of the total Romania’s exports and imports; in 2004 its share was 0.09 % of  the exports and 0.22 % of the imports.

        The main components of the foreign trade in agricultural equipment are tractors, with an average share of 82.1 % between 2000 – 2004, in respect of exports, whereas tractors (average share of 44.7 %) and combines (average share of 37.6 %) represent the main imported items.

    The agricultural equipment foreign trade balance severely deteriorated over the past five years, from a surplus of 2.1 million dollars in 2000 to a deficit of 51.2 million dollars in 2004. The main reasons of this decline were, on one hand, the negative influence of the foreign trade in tractors (in 2000 the balance of this item was in surplus whereas in 2004 was in big deficit) and the increase of the imports of combines on the other.

 

                The agricultural equipment foreign trade balance between 2000 – 2004

              Thousand dollars

Items

 

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

 

  Tractors

Export

14,165.1

 6,148.4

  8,784.0

12,986.3

16,723.8

Import

 6,426.9

11,997.7

15,809.0

20,001.3

35,220.2

Balance

 7,738.2

- 5,849.3

- 7,025.0

- 7,015.0

-18,496.6

 

  Combines

Export

      35.2

       89.6

     631.8

102.2

1,446.6

Import

 4,488.3

15,306.7

20,374.2

11,118.1

23,948.9

balance

- 4,453.1

-15,217.1

-19,742.4

-11,015.9

-22,804.3

 

  Ploughs

Export

7.9

10.6

39.7

52.7

5.3

Import

886.3

1,749.1

2,809.9

2,305.7

4,403.3

Balance

- 878.4

- 1,738.5

- 2,770.2

- 2,253.0

-4,398.0

  Sowing

  machines

Export

1,106.3

1,463.8

1,725.1

3,309.0

2,694.3

Import

1,134.6

2,299.8

3,484.5

4,591.9

7,146.8

Balance

- 28.3

- 836.0

- 1,759.4

- 1,282.9

-4,452.5

 

  Harrows

Export

73.8

33.2

76.6

63.7

111.5

Import

306.8

941.0

1,007.3

976.6

1,184.2

Balance

- 233.0

- 907.8

- 930.7

- 912.9

-1,072.7

 

  Total

Export

15,388.3

7,745.6

11,257.2

16,513.9

20,679.5

Import

13,242.9

32,294.3

43,484.9

38,993.6

71,903.4

Balance

   2,145.4

- 24,548.7

- 32,227.7

-22,479.7

-51,223.9

           Source: National Customs Administration

 

    Between 2000 – 2004 the exports of tractors contracted dramatically in 2001 and recovered year by year afterwards, so that in 2004 were by 18.1 % bigger than in 2000. The most exported tractors belonged to the medium - power group (37 – 59 HP), with an average 70.8 % share over the period.

    Over the past five years the imports of tractors increased 5.5 ti8mes, namely from 6.4 million dollars in 2000 to 35.2 million dollars in 2004. The bulk of the imported tractors belong to over 90 HP group, with an average share of 47.9 %, and second hand tractors, with an average share of 28 %.

    Over the same period of time the main trading partners were Egypt, U.S.A., Ukraine, Netherlands and Republic of Moldova in respect of exports and U.S.A., Germany, Italy, France and Sweden in respect of imports.

 

 

For the full content of the study, please contact:

The Romanian Trade Promotion Centre
17 Apolodor St, District 5, Bucharest
Phone: +40 21 318 50 50
Fax: + 40 21 311 14 91
E-mail: office@traderom.ro
Web site:
www.traderom.ro

 

 

Manufacturers and exporters of land transport vehicle

 

 

1.       Vehicle manufacturers

 

AUTOMOBILE DACIA  SA

GROUPE  RENAULT

Uzinei 1-3

Tel.: 248-283217, 260800

Fax:  248-261464, 503230

Colibaşi, ARGEŞ

 

DAEWOO AUTOMOBILE ROMANIA  SA

Şos. Caracal km. 3

Tel.: 251-467099, 467001

Fax:  251-544875, 590950

Internet: www.rodae.ro

Craiova, DOLJ

 

ARO  SA

Aleea Traian 223

Tel.: 248-537716, 512481

Fax:  248-813638, 512090

E-mail: office@aro.ro

Internet: www.aro.ro

Câmpulung, ARGEŞ

 

ROCAR  SA

Ostrov 3

Tel.: 21-3359320

Fax:  21-3362206

E-mail: rocar@mail.kappa.ro

Bucureşti

 

MECANICA  SA

Uzinei 1

Tel.: 269-524261

Fax:  269-524600

Mârşa, SIBIU

 

ROMPRIM  SA

Olteniţei 388

Tel.: 21-3346720

Fax:  21-3345704

E-mail: romprim@pro.ro

Bucureşti

ROMAN  SA

Poienelor 5

Tel.: 268-311331, 302101

Fax:  268-302111, 311333

E-mail: roman@roman.ro

Internet: www.roman.ro

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

AUTOMECANICA  SA

Aurel Vlaicu 41

Tel.: 269-812330

Fax:  269-841897

Mediaş, SIBIU

 

METALCAR  SA

M.Kogălniceanu 43

Tel.: 269-221866

Fax:  269-221800

Sibiu, SIBIU

 

AUTONOVA  SA

Fagului 35

Tel.: 261-740400

Fax:  261-761565

Satu Mare, SATU MARE

 

 

2. Manufacturers and exporters of components and parts for vehicles

 

AGROMEC  S.A.

Tel.: 248-668624

Fax: 248-211789

Topoloveni, ARGEŞ

 

ALFA  MOTOR  TEHNOLOGY  SRL

Depozitelor 25

Tel.: 248-634359

Fax: 248-217299

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

APARATAJ  ELECTRIC  S.A.

Gării 79

Tel.: 245-650453

Fax: 245-650412

Titu, TÂRGOVIŞTE

 

APSA  S.A.

Mihai Eminescu 63

Tel.: 262-213944, 214372

Fax: 262-213197

E-mail: cci@ccimm.ro

Baia Mare, BAIA MARE

 

ARMCOMP  SRL

B-dul Republicii 184 bis

Tel./Fax: 248-251051

Mobil: 092-352630

E-mail: armcomp@cyber.ro

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

ARTEGO  S.A.

Ciocârlău 38

Tel.: 253-226020

Fax: 253-226067

Târgu Jiu, GORJ

 

ASAM  S.A.

Aurel Vlaicu 77

Tel.: 232-270640

Fax: 232-270930

Iaşi, IAŞI

 

ASTEH – 91  S.A.

Primăverii 35

Tel.: 251-156900

Fax: 251-155732

Craiova, DOLJ

 

ATLAS  S.A.

Aurel Vlaicu 182

Tel.: 264-142788

Fax: 264-414437

Cluj-Napoca, CLUJ

 

AUTO  MOND  STAR  S.A.

George Coşbuc 70

Tel.: 248-280471

Fax: 248-280567

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

AUTOLIV  ROMÂNIA  S.A.

DN 1 Braşov-Sibiu

Tel.: 268-477416

Fax: 268-477925

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

AUTO  GENERAL  MOTOR  S.A.

Tel.: 248-278230

Fax: 248-278249

Mărăcineni, ARGEŞ

 

AUTORO  S.A.

Sf. Vineri 47-49

Tel.: 248-222487

Fax: 248-211609

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

BIMETAL  SRL

Inului 276

Tel./Fax: 244-411294

Blejoi, PLOIEŞTI

 

CARTEX  SRL

Tunari 9, corp B 1

Tel./Fax: 249-413958, 580595

Slatina, OLT

 

CAVAL  S.A.

Scorţarilor 12

Tel.: 264-430922

Fax: 264-430929

Cluj-Napoca, CLUJ

 

CIT  S.A.

Caracal 126

Tel.: 251-128451

Fax: 251-123128

Craiova, DOLJ

 

COMEFIN  S.A.

Industriei 36

Tel.: 248-670251

Fax: 248-670508

Costeşti, ARGEŞ

 

COMPA  S.A.

Henri Coandă 8

Tel.: 269-239400

Fax: 269-237770

Sibiu, SIBIU

 

COMPONENTE  AUTO  S.A.

Maximilian Popovici 57-60

Tel.: 248-668400

Fax: 21-3126259

E-mail: surom@cyber.ro

 

CUGIR  S.A.

21 Decembrie 1989 nr 1

Tel.: 258-751992

Fax: 258-754990

Cugir, ALBA

 

ELBA  S.A.

Gării 1

Tel.: 256-190446

Fax: 256-190319

www.elba.ro

E-mail: elba@elba.ro

 

ELECTROMAGNETICA  S.A.

Calea Rahovei 266-268

Tel.: 21-4232391

Fax: 21-4232076

Bucureşti

 

ELECTROPRECIZIA  S.A.

Parcului 18

Tel.: 268-270783

Fax: 268-273031, 273011

E-mail: eps@electroprecizia.ro

Săcele, BRAŞOV

 

FABRICA DE PIESE AUTO ARO  S.A.

Mărăşti 3

Tel.: 248-812040

Fax: 248-815978

Câmpulung Muscel, ARGEŞ

FEPA  S.A.

Republicii 316

Tel.: 235-414660

Fax: 235-421618

Bârlad, VASLUI

 

FERMIT  S.A.

Aleea Industriei 1

Tel.: 238-562451, 561465

Fax: 238-563812, 566495

Râmnicu Sărat, BUZĂU

 

FLEXIBIL  S.A.

Subdura 3

Tel.: 262-218950

Fax: 262-218951

www: flexibil.com

Baia Mare, BAIA MARE

 

FLEXIPLAST  S.A.

George Coşbuc 59 bis

Tel./Fax: 248-281173

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

GARNIROM  PROD  SRL

Cezar Bolliac 7 bis

Tel./Fax: 244-145600

Ploieşti, PLOIEŞTI

 

HIDROMECANICA  S.A.

B-dul 15 Noiembrie nr.78

Tel.: 268-333234

Fax: 268-310461

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

HIDROSIB  S.A.

Ştefan cel Mare 193

Tel.: 269-214060

Fax: 269-216429

E-mail: hidrosib@sibnet.ro

Sibiu, SIBIU

 

IAME  S.A.

Constructorilor 2

Tel.: 267-352950

Fax: 267-351914

E-mail: markiame@iame.ro

Sfântu Gheorghe, COVASNA

 

IMIX  S.A.

Avram Iancu 66

Tel.: 269-510800

Fax: 269-510755

Agnita, SIBIU

 

IPECO  S.A.

Victoriei 353

Tel./Fax: 253-247818

Târgu Jiu, GORJ

 

 

KRUPP BILSTEIN COMPA  S.A.

Henri Coandă 8

Tel./Fax: 269-235129, 230294

Sibiu, SIBIU

 

MECANICA CODLEA  S.A.

Rampei 1

Tel.: 268-251473

Fax: 268-475221

Codlea, BRAŞOV

 

MECAUTO  S.A.

Feldioara 38

Tel.:/Fax: 251-410314

Craiova, DOLJ

 

MEFIN  S.A.

B-dul Republicii 41-43

Tel.: 244-311351

Fax: 244-310298

Sinaia, PRAHOVA

 

MORU CAMIONTEHNICA  SRL

Urlea 29

Tel.: 269-232271

Fax: 269-237709

Sibiu, SIBIU

 

NOVA MODUL  SRL

Mihai Viteazul 98 A

Tel.: 258-755727

Fax: 258-755724

E-mail: nova@cristalsoft.ro

Cugir, ALBA

 

OLIMP  SRL

Simion Bărnuţiu 7

Tel./Fax: 237-625616

Mobil: 092-352017

Focşani, VRANCEA

 

ORGANE DE ASAMBLARE  S.A.

Zizinului 113 A

Tel.: 268-124140

Fax: 268-131078

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

PRODPLAST  S.A.

Ziduri Moşi 23

Tel.: 21-2523578

Fax: 21-2523617

Bucureşzi

 

PSAPET PROD COM  SRL

Calea Romanului 45 A

Tel.: 234-170633

Fax: 234-113360

Bacău, BACĂU

 

RADU CONS IMPEX  SRL

Sărari 5

Tel.: 251-162448

Fax: 251-143841

Craiova, DOLJ

 

ROMAUTOPART  S.A.

George Coşbuc 33

Tel./Fax: 248-281476

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

ROMBAT  S.A.

Drumul Cetăţii 6

Tel.: 263-234011

Fax: 263-234010

Bistriţa, BISTRIŢA-NĂSĂUD

 

ROMCARBON  S.A.

Transilvaniei 132

Tel.: 238-711838

Fax: 238-710697, 710722

Buzău, BUZĂU

 

ROMCAT BORLA  S.A.

Valea Iaşului 150

Tel.: 248-721308

Fax: 248-721214

Curtea de Argeş, ARGEŞ

 

ROMFLEX PROD  SRL

Luncii 9 A

Tel./Fax: 262-211861

Baia Mare, BAIA MARE

 

ROMLAG  S.A.

13 Decembrie nr. 96

Tel.: 268-426188

Fax: 268-420179

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

ROŢI AUTO S.A.

Tudor Vladimirescu 778

Tel./Fax: 250-736599, 810337

E-mail: rotiauto@topedge.ro

Drăgăşani, VÂLCEA

 

SETCAR  S.A.

Centura Bascov 1

Tel./Fax: 248-270567, 270535

Bascov, ARGEŞ

 

SINTEROM  S.A.

B-dul Muncii 12

Tel.: 264-415074, 415080

Fax: 264-415076, 415468

E-mail: sinterom@mail.dntcj.ro

Cluj-Napoca, CLUJ

 

SPECIAL SETMOT  S.A.

Teilor 27

Tel./Fax: 248-632961

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

SPIT – BUCOVINA  S.A.

Calea Unirii 25

Tel.: 230-257834, 257240

Fax: 230-521767

Suceava, SUCEAVA

 

SPUMOTIM  S.A.

Calea Buziaşului 22

Tel.: 256-222091

Fax: 256-191107

Timişoara, TIMIŞ

 

SUBANSAMBLE AUTO  S.A. CRAIOVA

Bucovăţ 200

Tel.: 251-133180

Fax: 251-133233

Craiova, DOLJ

 

SUBANSAMBLE AUTO  S.A.  PITEŞTI

George Coşbuc 59

Tel.: 248-282200

Fax: 248-280186

Piteşti, ARGEŞ

 

SUBANSAMBLE AUTO  S.A. SF: GHEORGHE

Lt. Păiuş David 9

Tel.: 267-310790

Fax: 267-324161

Sfântu Gheorghe, COVASNA

 

SUBEX  S.A.

Milcov 3-5

Tel.: 234-132600

Fax: 234-117440

Bacău, BACĂU

 

TEHNOMET  S.A.

Calea Buziaşului 5 A

Tel.: 256-222055, 222062

Fax: 256-190800, 222088

E-mail: tehnomet@mail.dnttm.ro

Timişoara, TIMIŞ

 

TESS CONEX  S.A.

Silvestru 152

Tel.: 232-295515

Fax: 232-216855

Iaşi, IAŞI

 

TURAL

Cireaşov 10 bis

Tel.: 249-413913, 413915

Fax: 249-434099

Slatina, OLT

 

TESVA  SRL

Mihai Vitezul 20

Tel.: 230-521044, 212540

Fax: 230-520991

Suceava, SUCEAVA

 

TURDEANA  S.A.

22 Decembrie 1989 nr. 17

Tel.: 264-314760

Fax: 264-311072

Turda, CLUJ

 

U.A.M.T.  S.A.

Uzinelor 8

Tel.:259-151026

Fax: 259-462066

Oradea, BIHOR

 

VESTA INVESTMENT

Calea Bucureştilor 1

Tel.: 21-7911840, 7911841

Fax: 21-7911203

E-mail: vesta@fx.ro

Otopeni

 

2.  Manufacturing and maintenance companies for railway vehicles

 

FAUR  S.A.

B-dul Basarabia 256

Tel.: 21-2553011, 2551513

Fax:  21-2550071

Bucureşti

 

ELECTROPUTERE  S.A.

Calea Bucureşti 80

Tel.: 251-437700,438100

Fax: 251-437077, 437730

Craiova, DOLJ

 

ALSTOM  Transport  S.A.

B-dul Basarabia 256

Tel.: 21-2554700

Fax:  21-2556611

Bucureşti

 

RELOC  S.A.

B-dul Decebal 109

Tel.: 251-437850, 438754

Fax:  251-437854

Craiova, DOLJ

 

ASTRA  VAGOANE  S.A.

Calea Aurel Vlaicu 41-43

Tel.: 257-231255, 253791

Fax:  257-250169

E-mail: astrava@inext.ro

Arad, ARAD

 

MEVA  S.A.

B-dul Dunării 3

Tel.: 252-312414

Fax:  252-315139

E-mail: meva@mail.expert.ro

Drobeta-Turnu Severin, MEHEDINŢI

 

ROMVAG  S.A.

1 Decembrie 1918 nr. 149 A

Tel.: 249-515950,512054

Fax:  249-430850, 439223

Caracal, OLT

 

ATELIERELE  CFR  GRIVIŢA

Calea Griviţei 359

Tel. 21-2240913

Fax: 21-2241736

Bucureşti

 

UMERVA  S.A.

B-dul Petrolului 2

Tel.: 244-173721

Fax:  244-195566

Ploieşti, PRAHOVA

 

BEGA  REPARAŢII  VAGOANE  S.A.

Str. Gării 2

Tel.: 256-493383, 494952

Timişoara, TIMIŞ

 

CFR  MARFĂ  Secţia  I.R.L.U.

Aleea Depoului 14

Tel.: 251-412542

Fax:  251-417944

Craiova, DOLJ

 

CFR  MARFĂ  Secţia  I.R.L.U.

Str. Gării 9

Tel.: 232-765154

Paşcani, IAŞI

 

CFR  MARFĂ  Secţia  I.R.L.U.

Str. Eremia Grigorescu 1

Tel./Fax: 239-619496

Brăila, BRĂILA

 

CFR  SIRV  S.A.

Str. Crişana 31

Tel./Fax: 268-472283

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

DEPOUL  CFR

Fundătura Hărmanului 2

Tel.: 268-410233

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

MARUB  S.A.

Str. Automotoarelor 2

Tel.: 268-329115, 329121

Fax:  268-331564

Braşov, BRAŞOV

 

REMAR  S.A.

Str. Gării 18

Tel.: 232-767685

Fax:  232-766600

Paşcani, IAŞI

 

REMARUL  16 Februarie  S.A.

Str. Tudor Vladimirescu 2-4

Tel.: 264-436045

Fax:  264-432299

Cluj-Napoca, CLUJ

 

REVA  S.A.

Str. Atelierelor 32

Tel.: 254-261780, 260164

Fax:  254-262040, 262050

Simeria, HUNEDOARA

 

ROMWATT  S.A.

Str. Ştefan cel Mare 5

Tel.: 232-765111

Fax:  232-767899

Paşcani, IAŞI

 

 

3. Manufacturers of agricultural machines and equipment

 

Asociaţia Constructorilor de Tractoare şi Maşini Agricole din România

(ACTMAR)

B-dul Decebal nr. 7

Craiova, DOLJ

Telefon: 251.437083, 433421

 

AZOMA  SA

Str. Steagului 1

Arad, ARAD

Tel: 257.288732

Fax:257.288731, 288732

E-mail: azoma@xnet.ro

Producer of components for agricultural machines

 

BARUM  TECHNIK SRL

Calea Şagului Fraidor

Timişoara, TIMIŞ

Tel:256.227817, 227818

Fax: 256.194830

Producer of components for agricultural machines

 

FORMA  SA

Calea Naţională 3

Botoşani, BOTOŞANI

Tel: 231.511940, 512020

Fax: 231.530190

E-mail: forma@quatt.ro

Producee of tractors, digging and planting equipment

 

HART  SA

Str. Iancu de Hunedoara 18

Miercurea Ciuc, HARGHITA

Tel: 266.317297, 310123

Fax: 266.171680, 172831

Produceer of tractors

 

IMA  SA

Str. Pavlov 14

Iaşi, IAŞI

Tel: 232.143170

Fax: 232.213682

E-mail: ima@mail.dntis.ro

Produce: digging equipment

 

IMUM  SA

Str. Independenţei 12

Medgidia, CONSTANŢA

Tel: 241.814700

Fax: 241.812400

Producer of planting equipment.

 

INSTIRIG  SA

Str. Nicolae Bălcescu 192

Balş, OLT

Tel: 249.450007, 450008

Fax: 249.450294

Produce: pluguri, grape cu discuri, semănători, cultivatoare

 

LEGMAS  SA

Str. Av. Constantin Agarici 2

Năvodari, CONSTANŢA

Tel: 241.788933

Fax: 241.760485

Produce: cultivators, harvesting machines and components

 

MAT SA

B-dul Decebal 7

Craiova, DOLJ

Tel: 251.439234

Fax: 251.439293

E-mail: mat@rdslink.ro

Producer of tractors, cultivators, digging equipment, fertilizers 

 

MAT  MAGRIT  ROKAPPA  SA

Str. Sărarilor 5

Craiova, DOLJ

Tel: 251.143166, 093.392500

Fax: 251.439345

E-mail: mat.magrit@k.ro

 

MEBIS  SA

Str. Industriei 4

Bistriţa, BISTRIŢA NĂSĂUD

Tel: 263.234290, 234295

Fax: 263.234603

Producer of components for agricultural machines

 

MECANICA  CEAHLĂU  SA

Str. Dumbravei 6

Piatra Neamţ, NEAMŢ

Tel: 233.211104, 214903

Fax: 233.216069

E/Mail: ceahlau@ambra.ro

Producer of: earth working machines, harvesting machines for cereals, potatoes etc.

 

MECANICA  MARIUS  SA

B-dul Muncii 10

Cluj – Napoca, CLUJ

Tel: 264.415066

Fax: 264.415067

E-mail: mmarius@cluj.iiruc.ro

Producer of agricultural equipment and components.

 

MECANICA  SA

Str. Victoriei 5

Negreşti Oaş, SATU  MARE

Tel: 261.854386, 851371, 854372

Fax: 261.855241

E-mail: mecanica@pcnet.ro

Producer of agricultural equipment components

 

MECOD  SA

Str. Rampei 1

Codlea, BRAŞOV

Tel: 268.475328, 251473

Fax: 268.475221,251963

Producer of: tractors, digging equipment, fertilizer equipment, harvesting equipment.

 

MECONST  SA

Str. Spiru Haret 2 A

Constanţa, CONSTANŢA

Tel: 241.676529

Fax: 241.633708

E-mail: meconst@rdsct.ro

Producer of agricultural equipment components

 

METALURGICA  REGHIN  SA

Str. Ierbus 17-19

Reghin, MUREŞ

Tel: 265.537667, 537668

Fax: 265.167688, 537668

Producer of: tractors, digging equipment, fertilizer equipment, harvesting equipment.

 

MULTIM  SA

Str. Mangalia 61

Timişoara, TIMIŞ

Tel: 256.192040, 192039

Fax: 256.192041

Producer of harvesting equipment.

 

MYO-O  SA

Splaiul Independenţei 315-317

Bucureşti

Tel/Fax: 21.3104473, 3104474, 3104475

E-mail: office@myo.ro

Producer of harvesting equipment.

 

OMNITEC  SA

Str. Ecaterina Teodoroiu 38

Braşov, BRAŞOV

Tel: 268.440059, 440015

Fax: 268.441490

E-mail: sechei@ronline.ro

Producer: components for tractors

 

POLIPROD  SA

Str. Fabricii 1

T\rgu Secuiesc, COVASNA

Tel: 267.361730, 361993

Fax: 267.361107

E-mail office@poliprod.ro

Producer: tractors, agricultural equipment

 

PREMAGRO  SA

Str. Fabricilor 8

Oradea, BIHOR

Tel: 259.143893

Fax: 259.444582

E-mail: premagro@premagro.ro

Producer of: digging equipment, harvesting equipment

RECMAS  SA

Str. Oltului 61

Roşiori de Vede, TELEORMAN

Tel: 247.466401, 466402

Fax: 247.466959, 466547

Producer of: harvesting equipment

 

ROMARM  MIJA  SA

Comuna I.L.Caragiale, DÂMBOVIŢA

Tel: 245.612625

Fax: 245.212460

Producer of: tractors, digging equipment, harvesting equipment

 

ROMARM  ORĂŞTIE  SA

Str. Nicolae Titulescu 60

Orăştie, HUNEDOARA

Tel: 254.243003

Fax: 254.241131

E-mail: umo@toptech.ro

Producer of: digging equipment, fertilizer equipment, harvesting equipment

 

SEMAG  SA

Str. Fabricii 71

Topleţ, CARAŞ  SEVERIN

Tel: 255.560913, 560589

Fax: 255.560555, 522266

Producer of agricultural equipment

 

SEMBRAZ  SA

Str. Henri Coandă 12

Sibiu, SIBIU

Tel: 269.206408, 236051

Fax: 269.214253

Producer of agricultural equipment

 

SIRCA  SA

Piatra Neamţ, NEAMŢ

Tel: 233.211159

Fax: 233.232375

E-mail: sirca@csc.ro

Producer of components for agricultural equipment

 

ŞTIRBEI  SRL

Str. Avântului 11

Oneşti, BACĂU

Tel: 234.311691

Fax: 234.312470

Producer of herbicide equipment

 

SUMA  SA

Str. Galicea Mare 3-5

Băileşti, DOLJ

Tel: 251.311440

Fax: 251.312007

E-mail: suma@xnet.ro

Producer of agricultural equipment

 

TEHNOFAVORIT  SA

Str. Principală 273

Bonţida, CLUJ

Tel: 264.262280, 0745.617458

Fax: 264.262285

E-mail: tfavorit@mail.dntcj.ro

Producer of agricultural equipment

 

TEHNOMET  SA

Calea Buziaşului 5 A

Timişoara, TIMIŞ

Tel/Fax: 256.190800, 222088

Producer of agricultural equipment

 

TRACTORUL – UTB  SA

Str. Turnului 5

Braşov, BRAŞOV

Tel: 268.425575, 0740.174207

Fax: 268.422300

Produce: tractors 30-100 PH

 

VITIMAS  SA

Str. Gheorghe Petraşcu 20

Tecuci, GALAŢI

Tel: 236.820392, 820395

Fax: 236.820551

Producer of harvesting equipment

 

VOGEL & NOOT  AGROROM

Calea Zimandului 5

Arad, ARAD

Tel: 257.276879

Fax: 257.276878

E/mail: vogelsa@arad.ro

Producer of agricultural equipment