Hengst completes transfer of equipment to its filter factory in Romania
<p>German group Hengst Filtration, which took over a factory in southern Romania in 2023, announced that it completed the transfer of the production equipment and reported a EUR 11 million turnover for the first year of operations, according to <a href="https://www.profit.ro/povesti-cu-profit/exclusiv-foto-germanii-de-la-hengst-au-adus-de-acasa-echipamente-la-noua-fabrica-din-romania-unde-au-investit-deja-11-milioane-euro-21982091?mc_cid=09c6caa5bc&amp;mc_eid=607bd7d763" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Profit</a>.</p>

<p>Hengst has so far invested EUR 11 million in the Romanian factory, which delivers its products to Miele, Kaercher, Festool, and other clients.</p>

<p>"Earlier this year, we transferred the last group of equipment from our factory in Münster, and the main objective is to have a stable production process, with constant production, a stable team, and to expand our product range with both existing and new customers," Florin Toma, general manager of Hengst Filtration, told Profit.</p>

<p><em>(Photo:&nbsp;Hengst Filtration Bals Plant - press photos)</em></p>

<p><em>iulian@romania-insider.com</em></p>