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21 june 2022
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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, learned Balkanengineer.com from Enterprise.bg.
The company will be located in the Ruse industrial zone "Slatina", and its area will be about 80,000 m2. The project is expected to be completed by the end of the summer of 2023. The company's team will start with about 150 employees, and in the following years the staff is expected to increase up to 500 employees.
Dr. Jörg Shernikau, Chief Operating Officer of the company's Climate Control and Automotive Control Systems, said that the many new coming orders and strong demand for electric heaters are the reasons for the expanding of the production.
The Technical University in Ruse, which prepares future staff, and the good transport connections make the city the perfect choice for the company's heat management experts. As for the activities in our country in the future, responsible will be the subsidiary Eberspecher Bulgaria.
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