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The Swedish group of companies Holmbergs is considering the possibility of implementing an investment project in one of the subzones of the Balti FEZ.

The Swedish group of companies Holmbergs is considering the possibility of implementing an investment project in one of the subzones of the Balti FEZ.

According to the administrator of the Balti Free Economic Zone (FEZ) Marin Ciobanu, the Swedish group is considering the possibility of investing in one of the subzones of the FEZ (in Cimislia, Causeni, and Stefan Voda). Holmbergs has been producing car safety systems since the 1950s and child car seat safety systems since the 1970s. Holmbergs Safety Group supplies safety systems for more than 13 million child seats annually. The company's turnover in 2020 exceeded 70 million euros. In December 2020, the Holmbergs Group entered the Romanian market by acquiring Te-Rox, a leading European manufacturer of covers and belts for child car seats. The production facilities of the Romanian company are located at 3 factories, which created 900 jobs. Te-Rox's turnover in 2020 exceeded 30 million euros. // 29.07.2021 – InfoMarket

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