Traseul șpăgii în dosarul Waldevar Energy. DNA, despre mita de 450.000 de euro: costurile ascunse se întorc în prețuri mai mari și materiale mai slabe

The Romanian anti-corruption agency, DNA, argues that corporate bribery has broader implications beyond the involved parties, affecting citizens through increased costs and reduced quality. This stance is highlighted in a case involving a €450,000 bribe linked to an energy project in Gheorgheni. Prosecutors emphasize that corruption among private companies can distort market competition and harm public welfare. The case involves key figures from GEN-I Sonce and Waldevar Energy, with both facing serious charges. The agency warns against treating private sector corruption lightly, as it can lead to significant societal impacts. Recent surveys indicate a high perception of corruption in Romania's business environment, significantly above the EU average.