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Stadium construction projects in Romania

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Major sports infrastructure projects in Romania continue to progress. In Hunedoara, preparatory works the construction permit for the new Corvinul 1921 stadium involve the relocation of a large sewage collector, a technical intervention managed by Apa Prod and funded by has been issued following the Hunedoara County Council. The existing stadium, a local landmark since 1960, is scheduled contract for the demolition following its final match on October 2. of the old arena. The demolition contract, new project, valued at 1.5 54 million lei excluding VAT, has been awarded to BS Recycling. Once the site is cleared, construction of the new 10,209-seat facility and underground parking euros, is aimed to begin in January 2027. This replacement project, managed by the National Investment Company, has an updated estimated value of 54 million euros, including VAT, with completion expected by 2028. Company and includes a 25 percent contribution from the Hunedoara City Hall. In Pitești, construction of the Nicolae Dobrin sports complex is accelerating. The project recently included a ceremonial time capsule containing a secret letter from the legendary footballer Nicolae Dobrin, which will remain sealed until 2056. This UEFA Category 4 stadium, valued at over 374 million lei, is designed to accommodate 15,200 spectators under a full roof and will utilize green energy. The structural framework is expected to be finished by the end of 2026. In Brașov, the National Investment Company has signed a contract for the new Tineretului Stadium, a 30 million euro project expected to hold nearly 10,000 spectators with completion projected between 2029 and 2030. New developments have emerged in Constanța, where work is set to begin on the Gheorghe Hagi Stadium. Estimated at 500 million lei, the UEFA Category IV facility will feature an 18,190-seat capacity, training facilities, a conference center, and commercial spaces. Additionally, Timișoara is inaugurating the Costică Rădulescu sports base, which includes a football pitch and a multi-functional court for handball and basketball.

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