Jelcz Announces $117 Million Investment and 200 New Jobs in Poland
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Nearly PLN 1.3 billion will be invested by Polish Armaments Group companies: Jelcz, Rosomak, and Bumar-Łabędy. Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański announced that support for these investments totals PLN 386 million.
The idea is to locate new arms production at the former Rafako plant in Racibórz. Three of the five large halls there are planned to be occupied by Jelcz production, and one by Rosomak (the fifth hall is planned to house the integration of the San anti-drone defense program batteries). "Poland is the fastest-growing large economy in the EU." Minister Domański emphasized on Wednesday in Racibórz that Poland is currently the fastest-growing large …
The legendary Jelcz is accelerating. The military truck manufacturer aims to approach record sales this year, and production should begin in a few days in Racibórz, at the former Rafako plant. The company is actively recruiting workers and preparing another factory. "We've increased the number of vehicles sold monthly by over 100 percent compared to last year," says Mateusz Połoczański, spokesman for Jelcz.
"Jelcz has declared investment outlays of approximately PLN 470 million and the creation of 200 new jobs. These are two key parameters when considering our meeting today in the context of Racibórz and Jelcz," explains the president of the Katowice Special Economic Zone.
On Wednesday, decisions were announced in Racibórz to support investments by three companies of the Polish Armaments Group: Jelcz, Rosomak, and Bumar-Łabędy. The total investment value is nearly PLN 1.3 billion, with government support totaling PLN 386 million.
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