Samsung opened its factory in the Dube Trade Port in Durban
during 2014, promising a total investment of $20 million over four years.
during 2014, promising a total investment of $20 million over four years.
The plant assembles the entire range of Samsung TVs, Production
capacity is 5,000 units per day, including monitors. The TVs manufactured are
exported to SADC regions, and to East and West Africa.
capacity is 5,000 units per day, including monitors. The TVs manufactured are
exported to SADC regions, and to East and West Africa.
“Since opening in 2014, only 4% of factory operators employed had formal
manufacturing experience in the metal and engineering industries,” said
Samsung.
“All 200 staff, of which 42% are female, have been upskilled and fully
trained. Seven operators have been promoted.”
Samsung is currently building a distributing centre on an
adjoining site to the factory, which it said will streamline its operations and
create more jobs.
adjoining site to the factory, which it said will streamline its operations and
create more jobs.
That's cool
Very good
Loved the company
nice one.
Ghostwriter
Samsung… Really a nice brand and doing well
Nice information from Samsung
What about africa ?We need them here
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Congratulations, keep it up!
Assuming the power situation in Nigeria was good, they would have built a manufacturing plant here in Nigeria.
opportunities abound for one who works here. the perks would be so nice
Samsung always doing there best nice one.
Keep it up Samsung
Nice one from Samsung
Same Samsung said it is not possible to make phones in Nigeria
Lovely company
Samsung is always on top
Nice one Samsung all the way