Canadian company Delta is moving its service centre to Poland. The reason is war and the threat from Russia
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The Canadian group Delta Intelligent Building Technologies is moving its service centre to Poland. Until now, it operated in the Netherlands and Italy. The company calls this decision a major investment in our country.
According to media reports, the main reasons for the move are the war in Ukraine and the threat from Russia. Companies from various sectors are increasingly looking for safer places to do business in Europe. Poland, which lies close to the border with Ukraine and is a member of NATO, is becoming an attractive choice for many of them.
The service centre handles the maintenance and repair of technical systems in buildings, such as security systems, access control, or energy management. Moving this activity to Poland means new job opportunities for specialists in technology and customer service. Experts point out that investments of this kind may also strengthen the development of local companies that cooperate with foreign corporations.
This decision shows that foreign businesses still see Poland as a stable place to grow. Details regarding the number of jobs and the location of the new centre have not yet been fully made public. It will be worth following further information on this topic.
Sources: Super Biznes
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