Tobimar Group, founded and led by entrepreneur Florin Todor, recorded a record turnover of nearly EUR 50 million in 2025, driven by the consolidation of its integrated business model and diversification into the historical tourism sector. The company, active for over 25 years in the distribution of electrical equipment and execution of works, plans major new investments in digitalization for 2026, alongside the expansion of the Domeniile Martinutzi tourist complex in Vințu de Jos, a “bleisure” project valued at over EUR 15 million.
According to details provided by General Manager Florin Todor in an interview regarding the company’s evolution, Tobimar has developed an integrated business model that combines equipment distribution, execution through Tobimar Construct, and energy infrastructure projects. A turning point in its logistical development was the investment of approximately EUR 3 million made in 2008 in the industrial park in Ciugud. To manage competitive pressure in the market, the company has developed its own brands, Starke and Nita, over the last 15 years, manufactured in Asia according to European standards, while maintaining partnerships with established global brands such as Philips, Gewiss, Eaton, and ABB.
Following the record results of 2025, the group aims for new operational efficiency measures. For 2026, Tobimar has budgeted investments of approximately EUR 500,000 in digitalization solutions for logistics and commercial processes, including the implementation of a new ERP system within the construction division. At the same time, the group recently joined the European independent distribution network FEGIME. Among the group’s most well-known execution projects are the lighting of the Alba Iulia Citadel, works at the Great Union Monument, and projects developed for the Alba Iulia Psychiatric Hospital or the “1 Decembrie 1918” University.
In parallel, the group’s activity has diversified through the Domeniile Martinutzi project in Vințu de Jos, Alba County, a tourism initiative closely linked to local history. The investment plan for this estate exceeds EUR 15 million and aims to expand accommodation capacity, set up an open-air amphitheater, a wellness center, digitally optimize bookings, and restore the Rhédey Manor. The project also includes establishing a vineyard for its own wine production, aiming to consolidate the area as a cultural and gastronomic landmark in Transylvania.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tobimar Group’s turnover?
Tobimar Group recorded a record turnover of nearly EUR 50 million in 2025.
What is the Domeniile Martinutzi project?
It is a “bleisure” tourism project in Vințu de Jos, Alba County, valued at over EUR 15 million, which includes expanding accommodation, restoring Rhédey Manor, and establishing a vineyard.
What are Tobimar’s investment plans for 2026?
For 2026, Tobimar plans to invest approximately EUR 500,000 in digitalization and logistics, alongside the ongoing expansion of the Domeniile Martinutzi tourist complex.