Intracom Telecom is proceeding with an investment of a total of 45 million euros for the creation of production facilities for high-tech products in Kozani. As stated in a related announcement, the construction of the unit will begin in 2025 and is expected to be completed within two years.

This project is part of the Greek Government’s Just Transition Program, which aims to strengthen entrepreneurship and economic development in the country’s peripheral regions and is another strategic milestone for the Greek technological force in its continuous efforts to strengthen its position in the global market.

The new unit will be built on a privately-owned area of ​​71,457 sq.m., with building facilities covering 18,637 sq.m., and which will be equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, constituting another production unit of the Group to be added to those in Romania and of Italy. With the aim of reducing the environmental footprint, 20% of the facilities’ energy needs will be covered through solar systems.

The unit will focus on the production of high-tech products for the implementation of wireless networks. These advanced radio systems are developed in the company’s Research & Development centers in Greece, supporting the creation of modern 5G/6G networks, contributing significantly to the digital economy of Greece and Europe.

From left: Kartlos Edilashvili, CEO of Intracom Telecom & Isak Alon, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Intracom Telecom

“The investment in Kozani is a strategic milestone for strengthening our leadership position in the technology sector”said Mr. Isak Alon, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Intracom Telecom. “The strategic geographical location of the region, which provides direct access to European markets, makes it an ideal choice for expanding our production capacity in order to meet the growing demand worldwide. At the same time, the project reflects our commitment to strengthening the technological autonomy of the European Union”.

Intracom Telecom’s investment is also expected to bring significant socio-economic benefits to the region as it will create over 150 specialized jobs.

“This investment is more than a production unit,” commented Mr. Kartlos Edilashvili, CEO of Intracom Telecom. “It is a catalyst for growth and innovation in full alignment with our vision for the development of the Greek region. Thanks to its modern design, the unit in Kozani will respond not only to the growing needs of the market, but also to Intracom Telecom’s mission to offers innovative connectivity solutions contributing to the transition to a greener economy while promoting regional prosperity.”