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Henniges Automotive Opens Its First Manufacturing Plant In Poland

The plant expects to add more than 500 team members over the next five years at the Prudnik, Poland, site.

Henniges Automotive Holdings Inc., a global supplier of highly engineered sealing and anti-vibration components for the automotive market, has announced the opening of its plant in Prudnik, Poland. This strategic positioning is part of Henniges’ continued efforts to expand the company’s global footprint.

Henniges Automotive - Logo“The Prudnik plant will allow us to be more competitive in the region,” said Boris Gavric, global vice president of sales and marketing. “At the same time, it provides us with an opportunity to invest in a small town that industry has abandoned.”

The plant expects to add more than 500 team members over the next five years.

“Henniges is very growth-minded under the new leadership,” said Ann Budin, vice president of European operations. “Opening a plant in Prudnik enables us to build on the expertise of our plant in the Czech Republic to expand our technology offerings in the region.”

Prudnik is 150 kilometers north of the company’s Hranice plant in the Czech Republic.

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