ThyssenKrupp expands in Poland with 700 new jobs in Gdansk

ThyssenKrupp bets on Gdansk

5,000 square meters — that's the office space ThyssenKrupp has leased in Gdansk. It is located in the Olivia Six building, part of the Olivia Business Centre complex. The center handles corporate business processes for the company, including accounting, finance, human resources and payroll, as well as real estate management for ThyssenKrupp companies worldwide. The firm plans to recruit new specialists in accounting, finance, and human resources.

Global reach and company performance

The company employs over 155,000 people in nearly 80 countries. As it states, these professionals work with passion and technical expertise to produce high-quality products for heavy industry, including metallurgical, automotive, and shipbuilding sectors. In fiscal year 2013/2014, ThyssenKrupp generated sales of approximately 41 billion €.

Support from Invest in Pomerania

From the start, the German conglomerate's investment has been supported by the Invest in Pomerania initiative, particularly by the Pomerania Development Agency and the Gdansk Economic Development Agency.

ThyssenKrupp in Poland focuses on Gdansk

ThyssenKrupp in Poland: new office and recruitment in Gdansk

In Poland, companies originating from ThyssenKrupp AG operate in industries such as industrial and specialized construction, metallurgy, and rail transport, delivering services and supplies.

Summary

ThyssenKrupp has leased 5,000 square meters of office space in the Olivia Six building, part of the Olivia Business Centre in Gdansk. The center manages corporate business processes, including accounting, finance, human resources, payroll, and real estate management. The company plans to hire specialists in accounting, finance, and human resources.

The conglomerate employs over 155,000 people in nearly 80 countries and generated approximately 41 billion euros in sales during the 2013/2014 fiscal year. The Gdansk investment has been supported since the beginning by the Invest in Pomerania initiative, including the Pomerania Development Agency and the Gdansk Economic Development Agency.