Romania: VW’s diconium Reaches over 100 Employees in Romania

February 18, 2026

VW’s diconium Reaches over 100 Employees in Romania
Feb 18, 2026

VW’s diconium Reaches over 100 Employees in Romania.

diconium Romania, the local subsidiary of German tech group diconium (wholly owned by Volkswagen Group), reached over 100 employees in 2025, three years after it entered the local market.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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