ROCA Industry appoints Camelia Ene as CEO

ROCA Industry, the Romanian holding company of construction materials manufacturers, announces the appointment of Camelia Ene as the head of the company starting this January.

Camelia Ene has 25 years of professional experience in multinational companies with over 17 years in the strategic energy sector (oil & gas), including 7 years as CEO of one of the most important companies in the field at the local level. Among her notable achievements in this role are the implementation of major strategic projects, expansion of product portfolios, and development of the nationwide retail network to strengthen market presence. Thus, Camelia Ene brings to ROCA Industry a strategic vision focused on sustainable growth and consolidation, aligned with the holding's objectives.

At the same time, Ionuț Bindea, who held the position of CEO for almost 3 years, continues to support the holding's growth as Chairman of the Board of Directors of ROCA Industry.

“I am starting this new chapter with ROCA Industry with energy and the desire to continue driving impactful projects for the future of the industry. My experience in business transformation and scaling aligns with ROCA Industry's vision of building strong Romanian companies that are competitive at the regional level. Our team of professionals will continue to pursue the sustainable growth of the holding and leverage market potential, thus demonstrating that the Romanian industry can generate value and innovation," states Camelia Ene, CEO of ROCA Industry.

ROCA Industry directly and indirectly owns 7 significant players in the construction field: BICO Industries (the first and largest national producer of fiberglass mesh and the only local producer of fiberglass reinforcements), EVOLOR (one of the largest players in the paint and varnish production industry), VELTA DOORS (the largest Romanian producer of doors for residential construction, resulting from the merger of ECO EURO DOORS with WORKSHOP DOORS), DIAL (producer of wire products), ELECTROPLAST (one of the most important producers of electrical cables), as well as fiberglass producers Terra and Iranga, through BICO Industries.