Donghae invests in Sakarya

Donghae invests in Sakarya

SAKARYA - Anatolia News Agency
South Korean company Donghae has invested 30 million euros in Turkey’s northwestern Sakarya province.
The company signed a protocol with Sakarya’s governor to establish a factory in the Hendek Organized Industrial Zone in Sakarya. The company will produce spare parts for Hyundai and Kia automobiles in the factory, which is set to be constructed on an 85,000 square meter lot. The factory is expected to employ 350 people.
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