The Chinese battery manufacturer CATL is increasingly focusing on its location in Thuringia and is significantly expanding its plans to build a battery factory in Arnstadt near Erfurt. The Group has now announced that it intends to invest € 1.8 billion instead of the previously planned € 240...

The Socialist Republic of Vietnam is being rated one of the most dynamic economies in Asia. At the same time, it is – with no doubt - an essential partner for the economic and scientific collaboration for the Free State of Thuringia.

The attractiveness of the Thuringian job market to Vietnamese...

Thuringia is an innovative investment location with great appeal. The ICSI Group, which is relocating its headquarters from Heidelberg to Ichtershausen in Thuringia, only reinforces this fact.

One of the world's leading manufacturers of electronic switches and circuits, Marquardt Group, is investing in a new production site at Erfurter Kreuz industrial area near Arnstadt.

The company Prowell, a subsidiary of Progroup AG headquartered in Landau, decided on the town of Eisfeld in Thuringia as the location for its new corrugated cardboard plant.

The company European Modular Constructions GmbH (EMC) recently began construction of a new facility on the Erfurter Kreuz industrial estate near Erfurt.

CATL launches its first battery factory outside of China in Thuringia, Germany, with 14GWh capacity by 2022; R&D center for development an automated production and smart manufacturing; technology with a focus on battery production; Testing, quality control and top services are being an important...

It is a great success for the investment location Thuringia. The Chinese battery producer Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd. (CATL) – one of the globally leading companies for e-mobility batteries – will build its first factory outside of China in the Industrial Park “Erfurter Kreuz”, south of...

CATL launches its first battery factory outside of China in Thuringia, Germany, with 14GWh capacity by 2022.

Researchers from the Institute of Applied Sciences at the University of Jena, the Fraunhofer IOF Jena and the Helmholtz Institute of Jena developed a new method enabling the next generation of ultrashort pulse lasers.