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595° Advanced Lightweight Solutions - Brașov Strada Alunului 10, Brașov - 500483, Romania image
ACS SRL Strada GARII , no.1 125200 Pogoanele Judetul Buzau Romania image
Adient Automotive Romania - Craiova Henry Ford (1863-1947), nr.29, 200745 Craiova, Dolj, Romania image
Adient Automotive România – Metal Bradu Zona Comercială, nr.16, Comuna Bradu, Judeţul Arges, Cod Poştal 117141, Romania image
Adient - Pitesti Str. Nicolae Balcescu, no.64, Pitesti, 110087 Romania image
Adient - Poiana Lacului Poiana Laculu 1, Poiana-Lacului 117555, Romania image
Adient - Timisoara Calea Sagului DN 59, Timisoara, 1900 Romania image
Adler Pelzer Pitesti WDP Industrial Park, Cladirea 2 - A1 Bucuresti-Piteşti, km 102, 17545, Oarja / Arges, Romania image
AEC EWA Automotive SRL Aleea Uzinei, 1, 505800 Zărnești (Brașov) Romania image
AECTRA Plastics S.R.L. Stefanestii de Jos, 077175, Linia de Centura Street, No.16, Ilfov County, Romania image
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Apr 24, 2024

Robert Boch GmbH (Bosch) opened the second office building at the Engineering Center in Cluj, Romania, with an investment of EUR 21 million over three years. The total investment, started in 2017, in the two buildings of the Cluj center amounts to over EUR 50 million.

The new 10,000 square meters building is divided over ten floors and is connected to the existing premises by two walkways. It has modern facilities, including areas for testing machines, space dedicated to innovation projects, and a conference room.

The Cluj Engineering Center is an important part of the Bosch global engineering network with close collaboration with other engineering locations in Central and Eastern Europe and with the Bosch factory in Cluj.

This center plays an essential role in the transformation of the mobility sector. It contributes to the development of innovative solutions, based on artificial intelligence, applied in the fields of automated driving, electric and connected mobility. The local experts specialize in developing innovative software and hardware solutions such as advanced systems for driver assistance, electrically assisted steering systems, traditional and electric propulsion systems. Moreover, this center creates over 100 inventions each year. (From a press release dated April 23, 2024)

Apr 23, 2024

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announces a senior loan of up to EUR 75 million to Draexlmaier Group to support investments in electric mobility and general capital expenditures in Romania, North Macedonia, and Moldova.

The project supports the expansion of production capacity in Romania for high-voltage harnesses and battery systems for EVs. Draexlmaier will broaden access to market-relevant skills by introducing new training programs on emerging technical skills and new apprenticeship programs in collaboration with local universities.

(From a EBRD document on April 17, 2024)

Apr 18, 2024

Multiple media sources reported that Michelin will shut down its truck tire manufacturing plant in Olsztyn, Poland by the end of 2024. The truck tire production will be transferred to Romania.

It currently has 430 employees working in this Olsztyn factory truck tire production operation. The employees will be relocated to other Michelin facilities in Poland or receive satisfactory severance packages.

(From multiple sources on April 17, 2024)