Transelectrica says the provisional Directorate members have accepted their four months’ mandate

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Transelectrica says the provisional Directorate members have accepted their four months’ mandate

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June 15, 2020

Transelectrica announced that the provisional Directorate members, designated on June 9 by the Supervisory Board for a four months’ mandate have expressly accepted their mandates.

The appointments of Catalin Nitu, Ionut-Bogdan Grecia, Andreea-Mihaela Miu, Marius-Viorel Stanciu and Corneliu-Bogdan Marcu become effective beginning with June 21, 2020.

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