The Dutch company NM Heilig Sala Real Estate Ltd. has received approval and announced plans to build a company in Slovakia that will build equipment geared toward processing scrap PET plastic.
The facility is estimated to cost around 3 million Euros and, when operational, will initially employ 30 people, with the possibility of staffing increase to more than 100.
The factory is expected to be operational by the end of this year or early next year.
Dutch group NMHEILIG BV was founded in 1973. The company currently has five production plants in Germany, the Netherlands and Poland.
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