The National Investment Company has invested over 60,000 euros in scenting the headquarters with essential oils, stating that it is a necessity for a pleasant working environment.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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In the last four years, CNI has spent over 300,000 lei on ambient services, renting dozens of scenting devices for offices and bathrooms. The management of the institution justifies these expenses by the need to improve air quality, considering the reconfiguration of spaces and their proximity to toilets. CNI, subordinate to the Ministry of Development, reported a profit of over 213 million lei last year.
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