The Polish company Groclin, which sews upholstery for Porsche and BMW cars, intends to move its production facilities to the territory of Ukraine. The Polish company Groclin, which sews upholstery for Porsche and BMW cars, intends to transfer its production facilities to the territory of Ukraine.
As noted by the CEO of Groclin, this decision was not made by chance. The main reason was the more accessible labor force - the salaries of Ukrainians are at least two times lower than the salaries of Poles in similar positions. He also stressed that in the near future about 60% of all their products will be manufactured at Ukrainian facilities.
It is known that the production of the Polish company will be deployed in Uzhgorod, while the brand already has a small production workshop in Transcarpathia, which they intend to expand and equip. In addition, the company owns a small enterprise located in one of the villages of Ivano-Frankivsk region. Note that Groclin is not the first brand to launch its own production of automotive components and accessories in Ukraine. So, for just over 10 years in a small village in the Lviv region, employees of the company Bader Ukraine have been working, making salons for the German premium brands BMW and Audi. At the same time, the company feels very comfortable on the territory of Ukraine, as evidenced not only by the growth in demand for the company's products, but also by a significant increase in the staff - this year alone the company intends to expand its staff by 2,000 more people.
