Supercharging Warmth: Lucht LHZ Boosts Production, Adding Potential Job Openings
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Home and workspace heating just got a significant boost! Electric heater manufacturer Lucht LHZ, nestled in Burgstädt near Chemnitz, Germany, is expanding its production capacity due to a steadily rising demand. In an exclusive interview, CEO Uwe Lucht revealed the company is aiming to extend its production by more than half with a new commercial space[2]. What's more exciting? This expansion is projected to escalate Lucht LHZ's workforce from 65 to 80 over the next three years, with investments close to three million euros earmarked for Burgstädt[3].
The company witnessed a remarkable success last year, selling approximately 61,000 electric heaters, which helped increase its turnover by 8% to an impressive 13.5 million euros[4]. The team at Lucht LHZ believes this impressive feat is just the beginning, and is targeting a turnover of more than 15 million euros in the current year[5].
Electric Heater: A device heating a room by passing an electric current through a resistance element
Chemnitz: A city in east Germany, the capital and largest city of the Free State of Saxony
Germany: A federal republic located in western-central Europe
[1] With an expansion of production in order to meet growing demand, Lucht LHZ may be creating new job opportunities as part of its growth strategy, although specific numbers have not been officially announced [2] [3] [4] [5] Source: Company's official statement and press release.
In light of Lucht LHZ's expansion, aiming to increase production by more than half and grow its workforce from 65 to 80 over the next three years, it is possible that the company might consider implementing a community policy that includes vocational training programs for new hires in the manufacturing industry, especially in the finance and business sectors related to electric heater production. These training programs could further equip the workforce to meet the demands of the growing business and industry.
