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Rebecca Gibson |
Marine outfitter MJM Group has opened a new design and administrative office in Pruszcz Gdański, Poland to support key activities and projects at its headquarters in Northern Ireland.
The company, which has refitted some of the world’s largest cruise ships, has a strong Polish supply chain and already employs multiple workers who originated from Poland at its headquarters.
“Opening a branch in Poland is part of our global expansion plans and a reflection of our commitment to attracting a talented pool of people and a robust supply chain from Poland and other European Union countries,” said Gary Annett, MJM Group CEO. “As the UK continues to navigate its way through the Brexit negotiations it is prudent for MJM Group to expand our global reach to ensure we have the resources to continue to grow as a leader in the global marine outfitting market.”
Janusz Wróbel, Mayor of Pruszcz Gdański, attended the inauguration ceremony for the new office.
“We are pleased that MJM Group, a company which has been linked to the Pomeranian region for more than 10 years through its support of our local supply chain, has now decided to establish a permanent office in our city,” said Wróbel. “Pruszcz Gdanski, which is within the Baltic Investment Zone, has become one of the most important locations for foreign investments in the region thanks to our infrastructure – we are at the intersection of the A1 motorway and close to an international airport which makes us a very attractive location for leading global companies to invest.”