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Video: GS Yuasa Opened First European Plant In Miskolc

• 15 Oct 2019 7:56 AM

One-and-a-half year after the foundation stone laying ceremony, GS Yuasa's first factory on the European continent is now complete.

Through its EUR 28.8 million plant in Miskolc, the Japanese battery producer will supply its European automotive partners manufacturing electric vehicles (EV) with lithium-ion resources, further strengthening Hungary's position in electromobility.

MTI Photo: Vajda János

Source: 
Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency 

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