EDITORIAL - Things that count
And despite the prevailing belief that “good news is no news”, we choose to look on the bright side.
On this note, we could mention the launch of Daimler’s production of 9G-TRONIC nine-speed automatic transmissions at its Romanian subsidiary Star Assembly. The company said it was investing more than 300 million Euro in the expansion of its production capacity in Sebes, creating around 1.000 new jobs. Also, US-based Federal-Mogul Motorparts has announced the opening of a new automotive wiper component plant in Ploiesti, following an investment of around 50 million Euro. The plant is expected to employ some 300 people, bringing total employment at the Ploiesti site up to around 600.
In turn, software outsourcing company SoftVision has announced plans to hire 500 people this year in order to cope with an increasing number of national and international projects. Elsewhere, Polish Enterprise Fund VII, the private equity fund managed by Enterprise Investors, has signed an agreement to acquire toys and games retailer Noriel Group. The value of the transaction has not been disclosed, but as part of the deal Enterprise Investors will invest two million Euro in Noriel’s further development.
On this note, we could mention the launch of Daimler’s production of 9G-TRONIC nine-speed automatic transmissions at its Romanian subsidiary Star Assembly. The company said it was investing more than 300 million Euro in the expansion of its production capacity in Sebes, creating around 1.000 new jobs. Also, US-based Federal-Mogul Motorparts has announced the opening of a new automotive wiper component plant in Ploiesti, following an investment of around 50 million Euro. The plant is expected to employ some 300 people, bringing total employment at the Ploiesti site up to around 600.
In turn, software outsourcing company SoftVision has announced plans to hire 500 people this year in order to cope with an increasing number of national and international projects. Elsewhere, Polish Enterprise Fund VII, the private equity fund managed by Enterprise Investors, has signed an agreement to acquire toys and games retailer Noriel Group. The value of the transaction has not been disclosed, but as part of the deal Enterprise Investors will invest two million Euro in Noriel’s further development.
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