Framos is building a campus in Čakovec, Croatia
Framos has started construction of its high-tech campus in Čakovec, Croatia. It should be completed by the end of 2024




The campus construction is intended to make it possible for Framos to provide its employees with the best working conditions. At the same time, the production capacities and the range of logistics services are being comprehensively expanded.
As the application areas for imaging technologies continue to expand, spanning from medicine to agriculture to autonomous vehicles, smart city technologies and home appliances, Framos believes the time is right to make this substantial investment.
The new building has an area of approximately 3,500 square meters and can be flexibly expanded to meet future needs. Framos will invest more than six million euros in this over the next three years. In the first phase, the new campus will provide space for 150 employees.
Company
Framos GmbHMehlbeerenstraße 2
82024 Taufkirchen
Germany
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