Head, the American-Dutch sports company, makes tennis rackets in China. Yet when they decided to open a new ski boots, skis and ski bindings factory, they chose Vinnytsia

Thursday, January 24, 2019
Head, the American-Dutch sports company, makes tennis rackets in China. Yet when they decided to open a new ski boots, skis and ski bindings factory, they chose Vinnytsia

Head, the American-Dutch sports company, makes tennis rackets in China. Yet when they decided to open a new ski boots, skis and ski bindings factory, they chose Vinnytsia, the central Ukrainian region. “China’s labor rates have gone up,” Johan Eliasch, Head CEO, told the 21st Century Economy panel. “You could have a nice property, and then you get a knock on the door, and they say you have to go in two years. Expand in China, forget it!” Instead, Eliasch is building a €80 million factory preparing to move units from Czech, Hungary and Austria into a new industrial park in Vinnytsia.

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