Eight state-owned enterprises that are no longer operating are to be removed from the State Register of Legal Entities. They include “Bioreg”, “Revista Sud-Est”, “Gaudeamus-Cinema” and “Studioul Arta-Cinema”. The government will consider the Public Property Agency’s proposal at its meeting on Wednesday, IPN reports.
The list also includes the companies “Auto Centrul Servis,” “Interarta Artistic Creation and Talent Management Association,” “Center for the Development of Industrial Control Systems,” and “Nistru-Tavria Specialized Automotive Center.”
According to the explanatory note, the eight enterprises are not engaged in any economic activity and have not submitted any recent reports. At the same time, data from the State Tax Service show that they have no outstanding liabilities to the national public budget.
Following the project’s approval, the Public Property Agency (APP), in cooperation with the Public Services Agency and the State Tax Service, will review each entity’s legal and tax status, including any outstanding liabilities or potential impediments. Deregistration proceedings will be initiated separately for each enterprise.
Creditors and other interested parties will have two months to submit applications or claims. Thus, the approval of the government decision will not automatically result in deregistration, which will take place only if the legal requirements are met.
For 2026, the Public Property Agency has budgeted 500,000 lei for the liquidation of inactive state-owned enterprises.
