DeLonghi hires 170 employees for its plant at Jucu
The Italian white goods producer DeLonghi announced it started the hiring process for 170 persons for its plant at Jucu. 2015-01-08 12:57:58
In 2012, the Italian company acquired the former Nokia facility located in the Industrial Park Tetarom 3 at Jucu, Cluj county and started the production in 2013. The company investment at the site is estimated at 30 million Euro. Currently, within Tetarom 3, Bosch and DeLonghi operate. Both companies started the operations within Tetarom 3 in 2013. According to official data, Tetarom 3 delivers currently 543.347 sqm available land for new business development, investments under 10 million Euros in public tender and investments worth over 10 million Euros in negotiation process.
As business services, the park offers: production of household appliances, auto parts production, mechanical engineering, logistics and data center. The park features area of 1.540.000 sqm, operational status of 100 per cent, occupancy of 55 per cent, with tenants as DeLonghi, Robert Bosch, Transcarpatica, Karl Heinz Dietrich International Exped , Imperial and Holzart. It created over 1.500 jobs and the clients′ investments totaled over 200 million Euro.
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