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06 january 2022
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The Serbian company IMG production, a subsidiary of the Czech IMG Bohemia, had started building a new plant for the production of plastic components. The facility will be located in the industrial zone of Vršac, BalkanEngineer also learned from Ekapija.com.
The investment of IMG production is divided into three phases, which are worth a total of 15 million euro. The project’s first part, which is for 5 million euro, was initiated on 16th December. The construction of the plant is expected to be finalized in October 2022, when the production itself should start. The second and third investment phases, each worth 5 million euro, are planned for 2023 and 2024, respectively.
The plant, which will cover an area of 6000 m2, will reach full production capacity in 2025. For its investment, IMG production received a subsidy amounting to 1.84 million euro from the state.
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Place of work: Бугарија, Пловдив
Company: Либхер-Хаусгерете Марица ДООЕЛ
06/29/22
Place of work: Бугарија, Стрјама
Company: АББ Блгариja ДООЕЛ
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Place of work: Бугарија, Пловдив
Company: Либхер-Хаусгерете Марица ДООЕЛ
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06/23/22
Place of work: Бугарија, Софија
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Place of work: Ботевград, Бугарска
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Company: Либхер-Хаусгерете Марица ДОО
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With a total area of 60,000 m², KAM has opened the largest logistics center in Macedonia, built to the latest standards. The site is located just a few kilometers from the center of Skopje, covering an area of 16,000 m2 with a capacity of 6,800 pallets for dry products and 2,500 pallets for frozen.
Registration begins for the new edition of the ClimAccelerator Black Sea program, which supports green business solutions and clean technologies. This year, the program will again support 14 young Bulgarian companies and their projects to tackle climate change.
By 2025, Serbia must start producing hydrogen from renewable energy sources in order to increase and reach the required amount, Balkanengineer.com has learned from Balkangreenenergynews.com.
Worldwide leader Eberspecher, focusing its activities in the production of heating and air conditioning systems for cars, will build a new enterprise in Ruse, through which it intends to invest in the production of electric heaters in our country.
Alfa Bank Romania joins the four new government programs in the country (IMM Prod, Garant Construct, Rural Invest and Innovation), whose main priorities are to boost local production, support construction works.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a credit line for the Economic Bank that will help small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) in northern Macedonia, Balkanengineer.com has learned from Izvoz.mk.
Photon Energy Group, which specializes in solar energy and clean water solutions, has launched the construction of a 5.7 MWp photovoltaic plant in Romania, which will expand the capacity of its solar portfolio in the country to 32 MWp by the end of 2022.
Identity technology development company Incode Technologies has announced the expansion of its development center in Serbia, which aims to facilitate access to its technology by protecting the security of identity data of people around the world.
The romanian but US-based technology services, consulting and software company HTEC Group plans to create up to 1,000 jobs in four major Romanian cities, namely Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timisoara and Iasi, learned Balkanengineer.com.
The city of Skopje, northern Macedonia, has announced a public call for subsidies for the purchase of high-efficiency inverter air conditioners, for which citizens can apply online, learned Balkanengineer.com from Denar.mk.
Software company Endava has opened a development centre in Nis, Serbia. It will work on various software products in the fields of finance, media, mobile applications, retail, logistics and medicine for more than 680 customers worldwide.
A production facility in Parvomay, Plovdiv region, Bulgaria, will be built thanks to an investment of 80 million. lv. by the high-tech company Intuitive, a leader in the development of robotic surgery and minimally invasive care.