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LACROIX Electronics, Top French Investor of the Year
November 16, 2015 | LACROIX ElectronicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
At the FDI Awards Gala on 15 October in Warsaw LACROIX Electronics Poland was awarded the prize of Top French Investor of the Year. The prize was given by an independent jury consisting of 24 Commercial Counsellors from the Embassies supported by country specialists, Ambassadors and investment specialists.
Several criteria were used to decide between the companies. Of course the amount of investment and the number of employees in Poland were taken into account, but the ability to innovate, commitment to the Polish economy and the position of company leader in the business sector were also considered. LACROIX Electronics was recommended by the region of Pomerania - a partner of the Foreign Investment and Information Agency in Poland - and has made a particular impact with its growth in recruitment and investment in new technologies. As a result of its product quality, innovation and respect for customer requirements the Kwidzyn factory, which specialises in electronics subcontracting for the automobile and industrial markets, has seen a rapid growth in the number of employees and in its turnover.
Currently the factory has 12,000 m² of covered premises and employs 1600 people. The growth and expansion of the production site has enabled the company to strengthen its position in Europe and attract new customers.
LACROIX Electronics intends to continue increasing its market share and the development of its business in Poland.
This recognitions comes in addition to the trophy awarded by the Polish Labour Minister, Mr. Władysław KosiniakKamysz, on 1st July within the context of the "Top Employer Awards" where LACROIX Electronics was rewarded for its contribution to job creation and its human resources policy by the award of first prize in the Large Companies in the Industry Sector category.
About LACROIX Electronics
LACROIX Electronics, rated amongst the TOP European EMS (Electronics Manufacturing Services), specialises in electronics subcontracting for the industrial electronics, home automation, medical, automobile, aeronautics and defence sectors. LACROIX Electronics has a staff of more than 2900 and at the end of September 2014 achieved a turnover of 220.6 million Euros (+23.1%).
LACROIX Electronics, with its 4 factories and design office, offers novel global industrial solutions from design in the design office to mass production of electronic assemblies and sub-assemblies.
For more information visit the website: www.lacroix-electronics.fr
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