Carmakers Jaguar mull Polish factory?

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John Beauchamp 19.05.2015 09:43

Poland and the Czech Republic are reportedly on a shortlist of countries which car manufacturers Jaguar Land Rover are considering for the construction of a factory.

Photo: flickr/spenceyc

Jaguar Land Rover – originally from the UK but currently owned by India’s Tata Motors – is looking for a 300-500 hectare plot for its planned factory, where it wants to build a car and parts assembly line as well as a training centre.

The factory is set to employ some 6,000 people, daily Puls Biznesu reports, adding that the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency is proposing Jaguar land in the Legnica Special Economic Zone, close to the country’s S3 expressway. (jb)

tags: jaguar, manufacturing, tata

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