German-owned plant in Zhytomyr region to suspend operations after Russian attack
A German-invested company, Kromberg & Schubert Zhytomyr, has suspended operations following a Russian attack in the Zhytomyr region. The plant employs nearly 3,500 people.
A German-owned manufacturing plant in Zhytomyr, Ukraine, has suspended its operations following a Russian attack, according to Ukrinform. The attack caused extensive damage to the facility's production infrastructure, forcing the plant to halt its activities indefinitely. Kromberg & Schubert Zhytomyr, which has been in operation in the region for 11 years with 100% German investment, employs around 3,500 individuals.
Remarkably, none of the employees were injured during the assault. The exact timeline for resuming operations will be determined once a comprehensive evaluation of the necessary restoration work is completed. The plant specializes in producing electrical wiring systems for vehicles, catering to global automotive manufacturers. Additionally, three individuals sustained injuries due to a separate Russian attack in the Zhytomyr region on August 9.
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