Dacia Doesn't Leave Romania, but Risks Losing Models

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Dacia is not about to close the plant at Mioveni, but Romania can gradually lose production volume, versions of models and, above all, the allocation of the future generation of Duster, considers the president of the Intelligent Energy Association (IEA), Dumitru Chisăliţă, in an analysis given Wednesday of the publicity.

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Dacia is not about to close the plant in Mioveni, but Romania risks gradually losing production volumes, versions of some models and, above all, the allocation of the future generation of Duster, considers the president of the Intelligent Energy Association (IEA), Dumitru Chisăliţă, in an analysis. AEI analyzed the scenario of possible departure of Dacia from Romania and the impact of [...]

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On 4 September, Director Dacia Mihai Bordeanu said that in the context of production going down by two figures in 2026, and about 1,700 employees have already left the company since 2025, production in the country could be moved to other states, due to higher energy costs. According to Dumitru Chisăliţa, energy expert and president of the Intelligent Energy Association (EIA),

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Dacia is not about to close the plant at Mioveni, but Romania can gradually lose production volume, versions of some models and, above all, the allocation of the next generation of Duster, considers the president...

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Is Dacia leaving Romania? What's going on with the plant from Mioveni and the future of production The question comes back to the attention of the representatives of Dacia-Renault. An analysis carried out by Dumitru Chisăliţa, president of the Intelligent Energy Association, shows that an immediate withdrawal is not realistic, but there are risks for future investments from Mioveni. Dacia doesn't leave tomorrow [...]

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Any major company tries to obtain from the state in which it activates the most advantageous conditions: lower taxes, cheaper energy, better infrastructure, state aid, flexibility in labour relations and rules as predictable as possible. In this negotiating game, one of the most powerful pressure formulas is the threat of investment reduction or even departure from the country. And this situation applies to many companies in Romania.