Vestas Aircoil shifts part of production from Denmark to Romania

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Vestas Aircoil shifts part of production from Denmark to Romania

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February 4, 2020

Danish manufacturer of industrial systems Vestas Aircoil, the leading manufacturer of marine and industrial cooling products, decided to move part of the production from Lem (Denmark) to its factory in Ghimbav (central Romania, close to Brasov), in order to reduce costs.

The employees from Lem factory were informed that part of the production will be moved to Romania and that a number of positions will be eliminated – which resulted in protests, Romania Insider reads.

In Romania, Vestas Aircoil had about 160 employees and its turnover was around 16 million Euro in 2018.

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