In this context, cost management is the main business priority, reflected by 37% of survey respondents. Other areas on which companies in Romania will focus in 2025 are organic growth (24%), followed by growth in existing markets (8%) and the introduction of new products and services (also 8%).
“Amid expected measures for decreasing the budget deficit, when we conducted this year’s survey, we also asked the Romanian CFOs about their expectations regarding the tax system. As expected, most of them foresee increases. They also see possible increase in cost of financing, due to the level of economic and political uncertainty. This explains partially their cautious approach to investments in Romania and is a reminder that the business environment needs political stability and legislative predictability more than anything else,” said Zeno Caprariu, Audit Partner, Deloitte Romania, and Leader of the CFO Programme in Romania.
The Deloitte 2025 Romania CFO Survey was conducted between September and October 2024. Local answers are compared to the aggregated data gathered from over 650 CFOs based in 14 Central European countries – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, and Slovenia.
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