Romania: 5 to go Targets RON500M Turnover in 2026

August 17, 2026

5 to go Targets RON500M Turnover in 2026
Aug 17, 2026

5 to go Targets RON500M Turnover in 2026.

5 to go, Romania’s largest coffee shop chain, eyes half a billion lei turnover in 2026, 28% higher than in 2025 and almost double the 2024 level.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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