electrolux
13 articole · RSS
Electrolux Romania Ends 2024 with 15% Higher Turnover, Plans to Boost Investments in 2025
Household appliances manufacturer Electrolux, which has a plant in Satu Mare, saw its turnover rise by 15% in Romania last year, with the increase mainly supported by production.
Electrolux Overshoots RON1B Turnover Mark In 2023, Up 18.7% YoY
Household appliances manufacturer Electrolux Romania, the local subsidiary of Swedish group Electrolux, reported a turnover of RON1.049 billion (EUR212.1 million) for 2023, up 18.7% from nea...
Electrolux Romania Revenue Shrinks 18% To RON883.9M In 2022
Household appliances manufacturer Electrolux Romania, the local subsidiary of Swedish group Electrolux, posted about RON883.9 million (EUR179.2 million) revenue in 2022, down 18% from the RO...
Electrolux Gives Up Part of Satu Mare Plant Employees on Falling Sales
Sweden’s Electrolux is set to lay off part of the staff of Satu Mare cooker plant.
Electrolux Launches New Hob Production Line in Romania
Sweden’s Electrolux, which owns a plant in Satu Mare, this autumn opened a new hob production line in Romania. Thus, the production capacity of the local plans has reached 1.3 million units.
Electrolux Boosts Production Capacity at Satu Mare Plant
Home appliances manufacturer Electrolux in 2021 invested in a new technology in the category of induction hobs, resulting in a boost to production capacity, to 1 million items.
Peter Micula, New General Manager Of Electrolux Factory In Northern Romania
Peter Micula has taken over the position of general manager of the cooking stove factory in Satu Mare, northern Romania, of Swedish home appliance manufacturing group Electrolux, starting Ju...
Electrolux Optimistic About Market Growth in 2021
Home appliances manufacturer Electrolux, which owns a plant in Satu Mare in Romania, posted growth again in 2020, despite the Covid-19 pandemic that wreaked havoc in the economy.
Electrolux Temporarily Halts Production in Satu Mare
Swedish home appliance manufacturing group Electrolux has temporarily shut down its cooking stove factory in Satu Mare, northern Romania, as the coronavirus crisis lowered demand.