„Acesta este pericolul adevărat”. România riscă să piardă viitorul Duster. Ce ar însemna plecarea Dacia și ce ar trebui să facă Guvernul

Dacia is not closing its Mioveni plant, but Romania may gradually lose production volumes and future Duster allocations, warns Dumitru Chisăliță, president of the Intelligent Energy Association. An analysis suggests that a complete withdrawal could lead to a GDP loss of 2.5-4 billion euros annually and jeopardize 55,000 to 90,000 jobs. The critical period for Mioveni's future is projected between 2027 and 2029. While no immediate closure is announced, the risk of reduced activity is significant. The analysis indicates that Dacia's statements should be viewed as negotiation tools rather than definitive withdrawal plans. Romania faces competitiveness challenges, including rising labor costs and energy prices, which could impact future production decisions.