Fujitsu is looking for a place for a factory and will soon announce the investment, said Waldemar Buda, Minister of Development and Technology quoted in “Puls Biznesu”. The newspaper reported that the process is at an early stage, and other locations, such as Slovakia, are also considered in addition to Poland.
“PB” points out that the chance for another project in Poland is the result of the year-long race related to the technological change in heating, which is switched from gas stoves to heat pumps.
The Fujitsu press office does not confirm this information
– Fujitsu is looking for a place for a factory and will soon announce the investment – says Waldemar Buda, Minister of Development and Technology, quoted in the newspaper. Another “PB” interlocutor involved in the project points out that the process is at an early stage. “Apart from Poland, it also comes into play Slovakiaand in Poland around Lodz, Pomeranian and Silesian Voivodeships,” another newspaper source says. The Fujitsu press office does not confirm this information. “I’m afraid we don’t have any information at the moment. We will publish a press release if something changes in this matter, “says “PB” Emiko Yoshioka from the Fujitsu General press office. The newspaper reserves that there is no information about the value of the investment or the number of jobs. However, it explains that the construction of a heat pump factory costs approx. PLN 1 billion, and it usually employs over a thousand people.
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