The company also reported a net profit of RON20.8 million (EUR4.5 million) in 2018, triple versus RON6.8 million (EUR1.5 million) a year before, according to public data.
Leoni Wiring Systems Arad reached 4,060 employees in 2018, 272 more than a year before, according to www.mfinanțe.ro
Leoni Wiring Systems A¬rad administrates the automotive cables factories in Arad and Beius (Bihor), as well as the production unit within the Bumbesti-Jiu industrial park (Gorj County), a project set off by Leoni on the Romanian market back in 2017, when Le¬oni took over the space where Italy’s Pirelli had operated.
The factory in Gorj is Leoni’s sixth production unit on the Romanian market, besides the units in Bistrita, Arad, Pitesti, Ludus and Beius, respectively, according to the latest ZF data.
Leoni Wiring Systems Ro, with its central headquarters in Bistrita, is Leoni’s largest entity on the local market (RON1.477 million turnover in 2018), being followed by Leoni Wiring Systems Arad (RON896.6 million turnover in 2018) and Leoni Wiring Systems Pitesti (RON772.6 million turnover in 2018), with its central headquarters in Bascov.
Over the past years, Leoni has extended its activity on the local market and has opened work points in Beius (Bihor County) and Ludus (Mures County), respectively.
In the summer of 2016, Leoni opened its first shared-services center in Europe, in Romanian north-western city of Cluj-Napoca. The center centralizes all HR activities of the German concern.