Effect of Dominoes After Production Decrease at Dacia Plant
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Dacia takes into account the relocation of Duster and Bigster models to other Renault plants
The reduction of production announced at the Dacia plant in Mioveni could have effects beyond the industrial platform in Argeș, under the conditions that the company has behind it an extensive network of suppliers and manufacturers of car components. According to the information presented by the Financial Journal, Dacia's chain of suppliers exceeds 200,000 employees, distributed in numerous [...]
The competitiveness problems of the Dacia plant in Mioveni and the increasing pressure exerted by Chinese car manufacturers must be on the government's agenda, says Stefan-Radu Oprea. The former minister and representative of the PSD reacted, in a Facebook post, after statements by Mihai Bordeanu, Director General of Dacia, on the challenges facing [...]
The two-digit decrease in production from Mioveni, announced last week by Mihai Bordeanu, chief Dacia Romania, can affect the chain of suppliers that exceeds 200,000 employees, distributed in dozens of localities.
The future of the factory with the largest exports is in danger without state aid! Dacia production could drop dramatically this year and lead to new redundancies. Duster and Bigster could be moved from Mioveni to other Renault plants due to high energy costs.
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