Romania: Romanian restaurant chain Spartan plans RON 15 million investments (…)

June 25, 2026

Romanian restaurant chain Spartan plans RON 15 million investments to expand network
Jun 25, 2026

Romanian restaurant chain Spartan plans RON 15 million investments to expand network.

Fast-casual restaurant chain Spartan plans to invest RON 15 million (approximately EUR 2.8 million) in expanding its network this year. The (…)

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