Eiffage helps Volkswagen to think big
Constructionschedule 23 July 2018
EUR 450 mln has been earmarked for the expansion of the plant
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POLAND Volkswagen Poznań has appointed Eiffage Polska Budownictwo to build a hall to house a welding production line and some logistics facilities at its factory in Poznań’s Antoninek district, an investment first reported in January.
The factory should start producing the company’s most modern vehicles from 2020. The new hall is to be completed by the end of the year and part deliveries are to begin in March w019. By using the latest logistics systems, the centre should be able to reduce the number of truck deliveries. The building will have a usable area of 46,743.05 sqm and a further EUR 400 mln over the next few years is to be invested in the expansion of the plant.Over the last two years Eiffage has completed a num
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