Romania is losing its lohn auto and textiles companies în favour to Republic of Moldova, Macedonia or Serbia

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

The companies working in a lohn system have started to leave Romania, and they are choosing The Republic of Moldova, Macedonia or Serbia, says Valentin Malaescu, the CEO of packaging and relocation company Modpack. He believes that under the current wage pressures, in 5-10 years Romania’s lohn industry in automotive and textiles will no longer be competitive. ”There are many signals that factories working in lohn, generally in the ...

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