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Nokian Tyres investing 650 million euros in greenfield factory in Romania

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Nokian Tyres’ is investing around 650 million euros in a new passenger car tyre factory in Romania. The new greenfield factory will be located in Oradea in the North-West of Romania, near the Hungarian border. The annual capacity of the factory will be 6 million tyres, with expansion potential for the future. According to an official statement, the site will also house a distribution facility for storage and distribution of tyres. Construction is scheduled to begin in early 2023 and the first tyres are estimated to be produced in the second half of 2024. Commercial tyre production is expected to start in early 2025.

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Aiming for market leadership: Apollo investing a further £610 million in India

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With the ramp-up of its plant in Hungary, Apollo Tyres Ltd. is growing in Europe. The company also has ambitious plans in its home market of India – it aims to become the country’s leading tyre maker, and is investing to do so. Total investments over the period between 2015 and 2021 approach £900 million.

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Apollo lays foundation of Hungary Greenfield tyre manufacturing plant

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Construction of Apollo Tyres’ first European Greenfield plant in Gyöngyöshalász, Hungary, officially began on 10 April 2015, with a foundation stone laying ceremony. The international tyre manufacturer’s facility will start production in early 2017. The facility will produce both, Apollo and Vredestein branded tyres and will cater to the entire European market.

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Construction firm chosen for Giti Tire US plant project

Work on Giti Tire’s new factory site in the US will be commenced by Brad Cole Construction, a firm said to be one of the largest heavy civil construction companies in the southern United States. The company will ready 250 acres of the 1,152 acre site, and will clear land, compact soil, install drainage and perform other related tasks. The contract calls for Brad Cole’s work to be largely complete by 1 July 2015.

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Apollo ‘yet to finalise’ greenfield tyre factory location

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Following news reports that Apollo has chosen Hungary as the location of its new tyre plant, the company has released a statement reiterated its plans and stating that it is “yet to finalise the exact location” for its factory.

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