British Intersurgical Expands its Manufacturing Activities in Lithuania
Published:
5 September 2003 y., Friday
Bristih company Intersurgical, which produces disposable medical respiratory systems in Pabrade, Eastern Lithuania, plans to expand its manufacturing area and is ready to invest EUR 14.5 million in the project.
The manufacturing facilities, which were opened in Pabrade in 1995 will be expanded from 9,000 to 17,000 sq.m.
In 2002, the sales of the company were EUR 14.5 million. The company exported its products to the UK (32%), France (17%) and Spain (13%), as well as to Scandinavian countries, Japan, Portugal, the Netherlans, Russia and the USA.
Intersurgical group also has two plants in Great Britain, which manufacture medical products under individual orders.
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