Company growth requires not only new opportunities but also the right infrastructure. That is why, last year, we took a major step forward by investing in new manufacturing and warehouse facilities. The former VAN AARSEN site in Lužianky near Nitra has been given a new lease on life and is gradually being transformed into the hub of our manufacturing and logistics operations.
The primary objective of this investment was to expand our production and storage capacities while supporting the continued transformation of our company. These new facilities enable us to further develop our custom manufacturing capabilities and provide even more comprehensive services to our customers.
What Facilities Are We Preparing?
The site consists of nine buildings designated for material and finished product storage, as well as three manufacturing halls. Within the manufacturing halls, we are establishing six welding workstations, electrical installation workstations, areas dedicated to pre-production activities for customer projects, workspaces for manufacturing technological containers, and facilities for producing pipe insulation. In the future, we also plan to commission additional production technologies to further expand our manufacturing capabilities.
The new premises also provide modern facilities for our employees. The administrative section includes open-plan offices, a dining area, and a kitchenette, creating a comfortable and functional working environment.
A Major Milestone for Our Company
Our new production facility represents much more than additional space. It symbolizes our continued growth, our investment in the future, and our commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable solutions to our customers.
“The launch of our expanded production facility in Lužianky marks a significant milestone for our company and provides a strong impetus for the diversification of our services. We believe this investment will prove worthwhile and further strengthen ENSECO’s position as a reliable supplier of technological equipment,” says Michal Hrdina, CEO of ENSECO a. s.
