Italian group De’Longhi to open new plant in Romania

HomeBusiness & InvestmentsInvestmentsItalian group De’Longhi to open new plant in Romania

Italian group De’Longhi to open new plant in Romania

Published on

February 7, 2020

Italian group De’Longhi, which specializes in manufacturing coffee machines and other home electronics, has bought a 25,000-sqm industrial platform in Madaras, Bihor county, in Western Romania, where it will open a new factory.

“The transaction is aimed at supporting the organic growth pursued by the group for the main markets, in accordance with the strategy of reducing the production time and delivery of the company’s products, while maintaining the same high level of quality and production control,” the group said in a press release, Romania Insider reads.

The company will employ over 500 people in the new location. De’Longhi also has a factory in Romania, in Jucu, near Cluj-Napoca, on the site of the former Nokia factory.

Post Views: 4,275

Search for an article

Volker Raffel, E.ON: “With a more attractive regulatory framework, Romania could unlock an additional 1 billion euros in energy network investments”

Ion Sterian, Transgaz: “Over the last 7-8 years, Transgaz has invested more than 3 billion euros, strengthening energy security across the region”

Virgiliu Ivan, Transelectrica: “Without people, even billions of euros in energy investments cannot be delivered”

George Niculescu, ANRE: “Romania demonstrates that energy transition and energy security can coexist”

Volker Raffel, E.ON: “With a more attractive regulatory framework, Romania could unlock an additional 1 billion euros in energy network investments”

Ion Sterian, Transgaz: “Over the last 7-8 years, Transgaz has invested more than 3 billion euros, strengthening energy security across the region”

Virgiliu Ivan, Transelectrica: “Without people, even billions of euros in energy investments cannot be delivered”

George Niculescu, ANRE: “Romania demonstrates that energy transition and energy security can coexist”

INTERVIEW Răzvan Marincoi, Generatik: “The mall is slowly turning into a media asset, not just a shopping centre”

Accenture study: 74% of consumers are ready to let an AI agent shop on their behalf

INTERVIEW Andrei Berechet, Adrem: “Data center developers will be increasingly significant clients in the next three to five years”

Romanian Police and Ursus Breweries Study: Perceived traffic safety reaches a historic high in Romania, at 66%, but the main risks remain speed, inattention,...