Selgros Cash and Carry to open two new stores in Transylvania
{{date|March 10, 2005}}

[[Germany|German]] supermarket chain {{w|Selgros}} Cash and Carry has announed that it intends to open two new stores in [[Transylvania]], [[Romania]]'s western region, this year. The two new stores will be in the cities of {{w|Cluj-Napoca}} and {{w|Arad}}, both major Transylvanian centres. The cost of building each store will come to an average of around 15 million [[euro]], with the Cluj-Napoca store scheduled to open first.

This week, Selgros opened its eighth cash-and-carry store in Romania, in the western Transylvanian city of {{w|Oradea}}. The chain already operates stores three stores in [[Bucharest]], as well as one store each in {{w|Brasov|Braşov}}, {{w|Targu Mures|Târgu Mureş}}, {{w|Constanta|Constanţa}} and {{w|Timisoara|Timişoara}}.

After Bucharest, Transylvania is Romania's most prosperous region and has therefore been the focus of foreign investment as well as a centre for the operations of foreign companies.

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German supermarket chain Cluj-Napoca and , both major Transylvanian centres. The cost of building each store will come to an average of around 15 million euro, with the Cluj-Napoca store scheduled to open first.

This week, Selgros opened its eighth cash-and-carry store in Romania, in the western Transylvanian city of Brasov|Braşov, Târgu Mureş, Constanţa and Timişoara.

After Bucharest, Transylvania is Romania's most prosperous region and has therefore been the focus of foreign investment as well as a centre for the operations of foreign companies.
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