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Octavian Schen, director of the State Mint, had an income of 56,787 lei per month in 2024, twice as much as the Romanian president.

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2 August 2025, 10:15
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Octavian Schen, director of the State Mint since 2010, has a monthly income of 56,787 lei in 2024, double the salary of Romania's president. Schen explained that his income reflects negotiations based on performance indicators and emphasized the need to provide a living for his family. In 2024, the allowances of the Mint's employees increased significantly and those of the Board of Directors tripled, which contributed to the Director's increased income.

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