Vlasceanu & Partners has advised Econergy on a EUR 40.5 million project financing provided by UniCredit Bank for the development of an 87-megawatt photovoltaic project in Oradea, Romania.

Redcliffe Partners and Clifford Chance have advised the Kingspan Group on its acquisition of Mercor’s natural smoke exhaust and fire ventilation business in a transaction spanning Spain, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Romania, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland. White & Case, and reportedly Avellum, advised Mercor.

Schoenherr has advised Allianz-Tiriac Asigurari on its acquisition of Campion Broker from Campion Grup. Draghiceanu, Bolca and Associates and Toacse, Iavolschi and Associates reportedly advised Campion Grup.

Nestor Nestor Diculescu Kingston Petersen’s Competition practice has navigated a broad mix of mandates, including investigations, complex litigation, and a growing volume of merger control and FDI filings, according to Partner and Head of Competition, State Aid, EU Law, and FDI, Anca Diaconu. The team has also seen clients make fuller use of procedural tools, reflecting a more sophisticated and fast-moving enforcement environment.

The Romanian Parliament has adopted, in its decisional chamber, a new law introducing provisions regarding real estate transactions involving future residential properties, such as units in condominiums or individual dwellings under development (the “Legislative Proposal“).

DLA Piper has advised Knorr-Bremse Rail Vehicle Systems on the sale of its overhaul business in Romania to Grampet Logistics. 

Vlasceanu & Partners has advised CCE Development on a power purchase agreement for the 40-megawatt Horia 1 photovoltaic project.

Musat & Asociatii has advised the Dogus consortium on the award and signing of the contract for the extension of Bucharest’s M4 metro line.

Filip & Company has advised Global Vision Investment Fund on a EUR 4.5 million refinancing agreement with Raiffeisen Bank Romania relating to the fund’s retail asset in Oradea.

Vlasceanu & Partners advised Alternativ Investment Solutions, part of the Econergy group, on a EUR 25 million project financing package from Vista Bank Romania for the development of the 56-megawatt Scurtu Mare photovoltaic project.

Tuca Zbarcea & Asociatii has advised on the launch of the EUR 1 billion DraculaLand project in Romania.

Nyerges & Partners has advised Cristian Barbu and Future Power on the sale of a 235-megawatt portfolio of wind projects to OX2. Dentons reportedly advised OX2.

On December 3, 2025, Filip & Company announced that Banca Transilvania Group's acquisition of BRD Medio Fund (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on May 7, 2025) has now closed.

Clifford Chance has advised a consortium of investment banks on Banca Transilvania’s EUR 500 million additional tier 1 bond issuance. Filip & Company, working with Freshfields, advised Banca Transilvania.

RTPR has advised Proinvest Group on the sale of its insulating panel division to Lattonedil. Antico & Partners reportedly advised Lattonedil.

Filip & Company has advised Autonom Group on a EUR 300 million credit facility agreement, with an option to increase the total facility amount to EUR 350 million. 

Dentons has advised Evcil Group on the acquisition of three solar projects totaling 15 megawatts in Romania. 

The autonomy of will is recognized as a fundamental principle of Romanian civil law, allowing the parties to freely determine the content of their contracts, within the limits imposed by law, public order and good morals. In private international law, this autonomy acquires a specific dimension, manifested in the parties’ freedom to designate the law governing the contract. However, when considered in relation to its specific meaning in private international law, this autonomy of will raises an important question: can the parties choose a foreign law to govern the contract even when there is no element of foreignness in the contract?