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Switzerland s Jakob Rope Systems expands manufacturing in Vietnam

Swiss group Jakob Rope Systems is expanding its production site in Vietnam to create additional production and storage capacity improve manufacturing efficiency and lay the foundation for continued growth

Switzerland s Jakob Rope Systems expands manufacturing in Vietnam

Jakob Rope Systems, a Swiss manufacturing company, is expanding its operations in Vietnam with the construction of a new production and warehouse building in Ho Chi Minh City. The project, announced on August 11, involves the creation of a 6,000-square-meter building consisting of three levels. The first floor will house a modern warehouse to accommodate the increasing demand for space, while the second floor will serve as a reserve area for future developments.

The third floor will be dedicated to the production of stainless steel frames. Additionally, the expansion includes the addition of parking spaces and the enhancement of outdoor facilities with green spaces and a sports area for employees. The company, owned by Emanuel and Peter Jakob, has been steadily increasing production capacity and launching new products in recent years.

The new space will enable Jakob Rope Systems to streamline processes, implement new manufacturing technologies, and prepare for future growth. Construction is expected to commence shortly and last approximately one year. The Jakobs emphasized that this investment is part of a long-term site plan developed when the company acquired the property in 2013.

The new building forms part of this strategic plan, allowing Jakob Rope Systems to develop the site while continuing to provide top-quality products and reliable delivery to customers and partners worldwide.

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