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USR Deputy Claudiu Năsui compared the Damen shipyards in Galați and Mangalia, highlighting the performance differences due to private management versus political involvement.

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USR Deputy Claudiu Năsui highlighted, in a Facebook post, the notable differences between the Damen Shipyards Galați and Damen Shipyards Mangalia, emphasizing the distinct management styles. Năsui questioned why Damen Mangalia went bankrupt, while Damen Galați managed to produce the first "drone-port" in Europe, pointing out that the differences are not due to employees or market, but to management.


He criticized the state's involvement in the management of companies, stating that political appointments have led to inefficient management and a lack of investments, resulting in bankruptcy. Năsui emphasized that in the private model, risks and profits are borne by investors, in contrast to the losses of state companies, which are borne by taxpayers. He concluded that politicians do not take financial responsibility, leaving the burden on the shoulders of citizens.

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Claudiu Năsui despre companiile de stat și privat: „De ce a dat faliment Damen Mangalia… în timp ce Damen Galați e pe profit?”

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