Svilajnac names streets after investors - Name costs 10 million euros and 300 jobs
Friday, 25.06.2010.
13:00
After Rheum's founder Karl Rheum, Panasonic's founder Matsusiti Konosuku will also get a street named after him in Industrial Zone 1 in Svilajnac.
Svilajnac Deputy Mayor Predrag
Milanović says that the streets are named after the investors who invest over EUR 10,000,000 and employ 300 people.
- We have named one street in industrial zone Veliko Polje after Karl Rheum, and we are going to name another street after Matsasuti Konosuki in September. There are two more streets waiting for investors - he explained.
Company Rheum from German province of Vitenberg is building a factory of plastic components and automated control systems for high-class automobiles in Svilajnac, which is expected to be finished in October. The value of the investment is 10 million euros.
- Panasonic is going to build a factory at 18,000 square meters in Svilajnac, the biggest plant in Europe, and employ 400 people from Svilajnac and this part of Serbia. The investment is worth 15 million euros - Milanović pointed out.
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