Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland (TMMP), a unit of Japanese car maker Toyota, has officially opened a gearbox factory in Walbrzych today, following an investment of EUR124m.
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The 21,000-sq-metre (226,000 square feet) facility will house seven production lines for six-gear transmission systems, which will be supplied to Toyota’s factories in the UK, France, Turkey and South Africa. The project has created 260 jobs.
Production is fully automated, energy-saving and eco-friendly, CEO Kenji Manabe said at the opening ceremony.
This is Toyota’s second facility in southwestern Walbrzych, where it already has a factory for petrol engines and gearboxes. TMMP also has a plant for diesel engines in Poland, set up in 2005 in Jelcz-Laskowice, southern Dolnoslaskie province.
