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Why Max Bögl in Gera Is Doing so Well

More than 500 employees are employed at the construction giant in Gera. A multi-million investment has been completed. Why the huge company site has continued to grow, but soon shrinks again.

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Why Max Bögl in Gera Is Doing so Well

More than 500 employees are employed at the construction giant in Gera. A multi-million investment has been completed. Why the huge company site has continued to grow, but soon shrinks again.

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Ostthüringer Zeitung broke the news in Gera, Germany 9 hours ago on Thursday, October 1, 2026.

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