Hitachi Energy is investing more than Kč1.1bn ( $47m) to expand its high-voltage products factory in Brno, Czech Republic. This expansion is a strategic move in the company''s
Image for illustration purposes. Czech Republic, Brno: Hitachi Energy is investing over 1.1 billion CZK (approximately $47 million) to
(IN BRIEF) CTP, Europe''s largest listed developer of industrial properties, has launched a €57 million project for Hitachi Energy
Hitachi Energy is investing more than Kč1.1bn ( $47m) to expand its high-voltage products factory in Brno, Czech Republic. This
Image for illustration purposes. Czech Republic, Brno: Hitachi Energy is investing over 1.1 billion CZK (approximately $47 million) to expand its high-voltage products factory in
The company initially leased 15,000 square meters and has since expanded its activities and capacities within CTP''s premises. The Brno factory will manufacture eco-efficient
AUO''''s Brno, Czech Republic solar module factory was established in 2010. The site has a 150MW capacity, with the company''''s modules obtaining UL, IEC, GSE and MCS certifications.
CTP, Europe''s largest listed developer, owner, and manager of industrial and logistics properties by gross lettable area (GLA), has launched an ambitious project for its long
Hitachi Energy is investing over CZK1.1bn ($47m) to expand its High Voltage Products factory in Brno, Czech Republic. This expansion, expected to be completed by the
Regulatory News: CTP, Europe''s largest listed developer, owner, and manager of industrial and logistics properties by gross lettable area (GLA), has launched an ambitious
(IN BRIEF) CTP, Europe''s largest listed developer of industrial properties, has launched a €57 million project for Hitachi Energy at CTPark Brno, Czech Republic. The first
CTP, Europe''s largest listed developer, owner, and manager of industrial and logistics properties, has announced a significant investment project construction at CTPark
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