Economy Minister Radu Miruță said that most state-owned companies are malfunctioning and have illegal management appointments.
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Radu Miruță has criticized the way state-owned companies operate, saying that they are used as tools that damage the Romanian state. He emphasized that in the last 8 years, all companies subordinated to the Ministry of Economy have had illegal management appointments, with a deliberately delayed selection process. Miruță has announced that he has extended the audit to all subordinate companies and that he will refer the matter to the Public Prosecutor's Office if the irregularities are confirmed. He pledged to improve the situation of these companies during his mandate.
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Miruţă: Companii care gestionau resursele statului au fost conduse de nişte oameni, au început să scadă cifrele financiare, să aibă pierderi, să intre în insolvenţă; pentru unele se doreşte să treacă în faliment; sunt ochi aţintiţi să tragă din patrimoniu
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