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About 130 million euros are invested by Amazon in its new logistics location in the city of Gera. The online retailer plans to start operations in eastern Thuringia before the beginning of the 2021 Christmas season and will create around…

Innovative products for 'keyhole surgery': the company W.O.M. World Of Medicine GmbH invests around 10 million euros and creates new jobs in Sonneberg.

Southern Thuringian company BINZ recently launched a groundbreaking innovation to combat deadly pathogens: An LED light system installed in the ambulance’s headliner emits UV light that kills 99.99 percent of bacteria, viruses and other…

Strong commitment to Thuringia as a place to do business: Hahn & Karl Saatenhandel GmbH from Bad Soden recently built a production, logistics and administrative center in Eisenberg, in eastern Thuringia.

Thuringia has become a bridgehead for Antennentechnik Bad Blankenburg (ATTB) and its parent, Desay SV Automotive, to expand into Europe.

Investors continue to pour into Thuringia, even in today’s turbulent times. “Businesses from all over the world, including our state, continue to expand and relocate to Thuringia,” said Economics Minister Wolfgang Tiefensee. “We’re…

Thuringia has become a bridgehead for Antennentechnik Bad Blankenburg (ATTB) and its parent, Desay SV Automotive, to expand into Europe. ATTB will soon be operating a development center in Weimar-Legefeld where 20 to 30 highly trained…

Papacks Sales GmbH has replaced 2.5 million kilograms of plastic – the weight of ten jumbo jets – by making sustainable packaging. The Cologne-based firm will soon be manufacturing in Arnstadt, in central Thuringia: It is creating 20 jobs…

Strong commitment to Thuringia as a place to do business: Hahn & Karl Saatenhandel GmbH from Bad Soden recently built a production, logistics and administrative center in Eisenberg, in eastern Thuringia.