Hitachi Energy Will Continue to Invest in Turkey if Conditions Are Right
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Hitachi Energy announced it is open to new investments in Turkey following its $70 million investment in Dilovası. The company stated that it can continue to grow in areas such as digitalization and energy storage if demand and the investment environment remain supportive. 🚆
Hitachi Energy announced it is open to new investments in Turkey following its $70 million investment in Dilovası. The company stated that it can continue to grow in areas such as digitalization and energy storage if demand and the investment environment remain supportive.
Alfredo Parres, Senior Vice President of Hitachi Energy, said Turkey was a key player in the company's global supply chain. Parres said conditions would be supportive and investments would last if demand persisted, with $70 million facility opening in Dilovasi.
Hitachi Energy Senior Vice President Alfredo Parres stated that Türkiye holds a key position in the company's European industrial structure and global supply chain. Parres added that they intend to continue new investments in Türkiye, including digitalization and energy storage, provided investment conditions remain favorable.
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