Romania: Romanian fast-food chain Fryday plans EUR 25 mln investment (…)

July 10, 2026

Romanian fast-food chain Fryday plans EUR 25 mln investment through 2027
Jul 10, 2026

Romanian fast-food chain Fryday plans EUR 25 mln investment through 2027.

Romanian fast-food chain Fryday plans to invest around EUR 25 million in 10 new restaurants during 2026 and 2027, following the opening of its (…)

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