Teklas Automotive starts construction of new facility in Vladicin Han - Turks are also building a swimming pool for employees
Sunday, 20.08.2017.
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Teklas now employs 360 workers in Vladicin Han, and expects to employ 500 people more soon. The plan is that by 2020 there are 1,500.
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic was also present at the laying of cornerstone, who said that it is good news for Teklas employees that they will receive 13th salary and that the employer provided good working conditions, and, as he said, the construction of a recreational pool has begun today.
He announced that Turkish investors will soon open plants in Zitoradja and Lebane and estimated it is important that Serbia develops evenly and people remain in their places, rather than going to big cities in search for work.
Ministers Zorana Mihajlovic and Rasim Ljajic, owner of Teklas Raul Danon, Turkish Ambassador Tanju Bilgiç and mayor of Vladicin Han Goran Mladenovic attended the start of new Teklas Automotive production facility construction.
The first plant of Teklas
Automotive was opened in Vladicin Han in April 2016. Turkish investor started production
pf fluid circulation systems in cars in facilities of former Sloga which it
acquired in bankruptcy and the investment totalled EUR 11,35 m.
The
first factory of Teklas Automotive was opened in Vladni Han in April 2016. A
Turkish investor began production of a liquid circulation system in cars in the
former Sloga plants he bought in bankruptcy, and the value of the investment
was EUR 11.35 million.
It
is planned that the factory in Serbia produces automotive components for
Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, Škoda, etc.
Teklas
was established in 1971, when the first factory for extruded rubber parts and
injection molded parts was opened. Now
it has factories in four countries and employs more than 3,600 workers. Teklas
today designs, develops and produces liquid circulation systems and wiper
systems for large automotive manufacturers.

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