Tinmar Energy donates 100,000 Euro for medical equipment in response to COVID-19 epidemic

Tinmar Energy donates 100,000 Euro to several associations and to the Cantacuzino Institute for medical equipment in response to the COVID-19 epidemic.

“The donations supported by the company are a call for solidarity and civic responsibility in the context of the reality we are facing. It is important to make a common front in order to help the authorities by respecting restrictions, the medical staff and the hospitals, on the front line, through the speed with which we act and we are involved humanely and financially in order to pass this crisis period. I believe it is our duty to contribute and help the public health system to save as many lives as possible. We are convinced that this difficult challenge we are facing globally can be overcome by a positive attitude, pragmatic but also based on empathy towards those in difficulty,” said Augustin Oancea, founder and CEO of Tinmar Energy.

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