French company acquires land in industrial zone in Kikinda to build automotive parts factory in 2016

French company Mecafor has announced investments of about EUR 4 million in Serbia, stressing that the construction of their factory in the Kikinda Industrial Zone, which would be producing parts primarily for the automotive industry, should commence as early as next year.
- After the negotiations that lasted for a year and a half, the French company Mecafor has acquired four hectares of land in the Kikinda Agro-Industrial Zone. Construction of the factory and announced investments represent a good omen of economic recovery for the Kikinda municipality - Mayor Pavle Markov points out.
- I must stress that Kikinda is one of the very few cities that have managed to animate the investor and sell the land. A piece of the Industrial Zone is acquired by the French company for RSD 30 million. We hope that Kikinda will be able to negotiate the sale of parts of the Industrial Zone with other interested investors already in 2016, which would lead to new investments and new jobs - he says.
Mecafor leaders have announced that about EUR 4 million will be invested in future projects, adding that the construction of a factory to produce parts intended primarily for the automotive industry and renowned buyers is a good start.
Construction of this factory in the Kikinda Industrial Zone should commence in April 2016, while the first 55 workers would start working at the factory as early as the next autumn.

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Pavle Markov

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