Pilkington IGP expands Ostrołeka, Poland plant

Insulating glass manufacturer Pilkington IGP is expanding its plant in Ostrołęka, Poland.

The investment will not only increase the company's production capacity but will also provide nearly 100 new jobs.

The project includes, among other things, enlargement of the production hall and office space.

The total area after the expansion will reach almost 10 thousand square meters, meaning the size of the plant will be more than doubled compared to the current situation.

The new space will allow for further investments, such as retrofitting with modern equipment and doubling the production lines.

The main goal of the implemented activities is to increase productivity and output, as well as increasing the efficiency and ergonomics.

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the construction works will be finished as planned.

Krzysztof Granicki, Managing Director – AG Europe East & Nordic, NSG Group said: “We decided to continue the previously planned moderniaation of the plant in Ostrołęka.

“This is not our first initiative. Recently, in 2019, we completed the construction of a new glass processing plant in Białystok.

“Our subsequent investments are a response to the growing demand on the construction market and architectural.”

04.03.2021, Pilkington IGP

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