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    Romanian printing company Rottaprint estimates revenue of over 40 million euros in 2025

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    Rottaprint, the largest Romanian flexographic printing company specializing in self-adhesive labels and a 100 percent family-owned business, recorded revenue exceeding 28 million euros in the third quarter of 2025, with more than 22 percent generated by exports. The company’s products are delivered to 16 countries across Europe, Asia, and the United States, with Germany and Hungary representing its biggest export markets.

    “These results confirm the stability of our business and the relevance of our ongoing investments in technology, quality, and sustainability. In a period where the local market is impacted by uncertainty, exports and innovation in flexible labeling and printed film solutions remain the main drivers of financial performance,” said Cristi Nechita-Rotta, CEO of Rottaprint.

    The strongest performance came from the dairy, processed meat, and chemical industries, where demand continues to grow for sustainable packaging solutions.

    “Investments in upgrading production lines and technologies that improve process quality and efficiency are directly reflected in financial results and customer satisfaction,” added Cristi Nechita-Rotta.

    For the full year 2025, Rottaprint expects revenue to exceed 40 million euros, supported by export growth and planned investments of approximately 3 million euros in new equipment and modernization of existing technology.

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