12 events about "братья Павлы"

9 September 2026, 10:48

Dedeman is preparing to demolish 46 old buildings in Sector 5 as part of the regeneration of a former industrial area

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Economy

15 August 2026, 21:11

Dedeman increases the salaries of all employees in Greece, renaming Praktiker Hellas to Dedeman Hellas. The company is looking to hire 100 people.

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Economy

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14 August 2026, 15:16

Vrancart recorded an individual loss of 8.4 million lei in S1/2026, but has reduced losses compared to last year. Operating revenues decreased by 19%.

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Economy

7 August 2026, 15:38

Brothers Dragoș and Adrian Pavăl are investing in the Grand Hotel Gardone in Italy, which will be reopened in 2027 after a renovation of 60 million euros.

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Current Affairs

28 May 2026, 13:04

The Pavăl brothers have exited the ownership of Moldova Farming by selling their shareholding.

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Current Affairs

23 March 2026, 11:50

How the acquisition of Carrefour Romania by Pavăl Holding changes the Romanian food retail sector

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Economy

16 March 2026, 12:19

The Competition Council is analyzing the transaction through which the Pavăl brothers are buying Carrefour Romania

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Current Affairs

28 February 2026, 15:42

Carrefour justifies the sale of its operations in Romania to the Pavăl brothers: "Romania presented a small business"

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Economy

17 December 2025, 15:42

Karina Pavăl, the daughter of one of the founders of Dedeman, has made an offer to take over the Carrefour stores in Romania.

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Economy

11 November 2025, 08:57

Dragoș and Adrian Pavăl, the owners of Dedeman, have submitted bids for the acquisition of the Carrefour chain in Romania, alongside Zabka and Auchan.

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Economy

7 November 2025, 10:51

The Pavel brothers have decided to postpone the reopening of the Waldhaus Flims hotel complex for the winter season 2026-2027.

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Economy

16 July 2025, 18:18

Paval Holding, the owner of Dedeman, will acquire Praktiker Hellas, marking its entry into the Greek market and Fairfax's withdrawal from the Greek DIY sector.

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Economy

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