Matt Posted July 30, 2013 Report Posted July 30, 2013 IBM will get €21m in state aid from Romania's government for a €51.2m project in the country that's expected to create around 900 jobs.Big Blue is planning an IT consultancy project in Bucharest and Brasov, the Ministry of Finance told financial daily Ziarul Financier (translated by Google Translate).The aid package is one of two going to tech firms this year, with the other going to IT outsourcing company Endava. The government hands out bags of cash to firms making large investments, providing they create new jobs in the country.IBM announced in 2011 that it would be opening up its eleventh centre of excellence in research, specialising in medical R&D, in Târgu Mure? in Romania. The centre would also be eligible for state aid but it was unclear if that centre was included in the €21m package announced, ZF said.The tech giant had not returned a request for comment at the time of publication. ®Sursa TheRegister.co.ukStire in limba romana : IBM primeste ajutoare de stat de 21 milioane euro pentru un proiect care va genera 900 de locuri de munca - IT - HotNews.ro Quote
