Successful Meeting Held with the German Company Kromberg & Schubert Macedonia

The Director of TIDZ, Goce Dimovski, held a successful meeting today with the Commercial Manager of the Kromberg & Schubert factory, Martin Milosheski. Aimed at fostering effective communication with existing foreign investments outside the zones, the meeting covered several topics, focusing primarily on the company’s current and future plans, while opportunities for potential new investment were also explored.

Dimovski expressed his support for the company’s activities, emphasizing that such meetings are essential for ensuring a favorable investment climate, which further contributes to increasing foreign investments in Macedonia.

“Kromberg & Schubert, through its presence in Macedonia, significantly contributes to economic growth and the creation of new jobs for our citizens, while continuing to strengthen its position as a reliable partner in improving the domestic economy,” stated Director Dimovski. “Together with the new government, we are actively working on a new national strategy for foreign investments that will further address all challenges faced by investors,” he added.

Director Milosheski expressed great satisfaction with the meeting, looking forward to further cooperation. He emphasized the importance of such meetings, which contribute to more efficient collaboration and a better understanding of the needs and expectations of both parties. Discussions included the company’s current and future plans regarding investment, underscoring the importance of stable partnerships between the public and private sectors.

Kromberg & Schubert is a global industrial group producing complex cable systems and plastic components for the automotive industry. Its products are supplied to major European car manufacturers, including VW, BMW, AUDI, Mercedes, and Skoda. Globally, the company employs over 50,000 people across more than 40 locations, and in Macedonia, it stands as one of the largest employers with two factories in Skopje and Bitola.