Słubice SEZ propels Nord investment
Getriebebau Nord, a producer and distributor of mechanical and electronic propulsion systems, will invest EUR 8 (zł.33) million in constructing the plant in Nowa Sól. Construction works are to commence this year and production in the factory is to be launched in 2006. The plant will manufacture shafts, gear wheels and assemble motor reducers. The investor will erect a 6,000 sqm production facility, which will initially employ 20 people. It is planned to eventually increase its workforce to 200.
Most of the production output will be designated for the domestic market, as Poland is one of the most important clients for Nord's reducer engines. The Kostrzyń-Słubice Special Economic Zone location was chosen due to favorable geographical conditions and good transportation connections for trade in Poland, as well as the fiscal exemptions and incentives. "The favorable conditions for educating new staff had an influence on our final decision," said Michael Stampa, director of the Polish branch of Nord.
Most of the production output will be designated for the domestic market, as Poland is one of the most important clients for Nord's reducer engines. The Kostrzyń-Słubice Special Economic Zone location was chosen due to favorable geographical conditions and good transportation connections for trade in Poland, as well as the fiscal exemptions and incentives. "The favorable conditions for educating new staff had an influence on our final decision," said Michael Stampa, director of the Polish branch of Nord.
