On the afternoon of December 15, the signing ceremony of the Wilo Group Changzhou production base project was held in the Changzhou Administrative Center, announcing the establishment of a new project with an investment of 100 million US dollars in the Changzhou National High-tech Zone. The signing ceremony set up the main venue in Changzhou, and the branch venues in Germany, Russia and France.
According to Tu Limin, general manager of Wilo (China) Pump Systems Co., Ltd., after 140 years of development, Wilo has more than 60 subsidiaries around the world, with an annual output of more than 10 million pumps. The products are widely used in landmark buildings around the world. The Wilo Changzhou High-tech Zone project will gather multiple functions such as R&D, production, and distribution, use the most advanced production facilities, and use the operation methods and digital standard processes of the ultra-modern smart factory newly built by Wilo`s German headquarters. It will be based on the "Industry 4.0" standard , To build a modern factory with high efficiency and sustainable development.
In addition to the Wilo signed and settled this time, the Changzhou High-tech Zone has attracted investment from Fortune 500 companies such as ThyssenKrupp and LANXESS, as well as hidden champions such as Leoni, Erdrich Umformtechnik GmbH, and HOERBIGER. It is worthy of the name. "German-owned strong magnetic field." Not only that, in June this year, the German auto parts giant ThyssenKrupp invested another 200 million US dollars to build a global steering system manufacturing center project in the Changzhou High-tech Zone. This has been ThyssenKrupp steering business unit since 2015. The fifth investment in the high-tech zone. George Fisher chose to rent a factory in Changzhou High-tech Zone in 2007, and invested three times in 10 years, and the investment amount has doubled by five times.