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Straight from the #Parkmakers! 📢 Timo Hielscher, Managing Director M&A CTP Deutschland tell us about one of his favourite most recent highlights: our new with Quanta Computers, and why it's kind of a big deal... Headquartered in Taiwan, Quanta is a Fortune Global 500 company that manufactures computers and electronic hardware and they are on mission to expand their production in Europe closer to their final market. ⬇️ They chose to launch this project with us at CTPark Jülich, in Northwestern Germany close the Belgian and Dutch borders, where we are currently building them a bespoke, custom 22,500 sqm facility which will be ready next summer. CTP will invest €45 million to develop the project delivering an array of unique requirements, 🧩 like a product testing lab and airlocked spaces. As Timo explains, this is also a very exciting project for the region as it will introduce 500 dynamic jobs, helping boost the region into a leading location for digital and quantum technologies. --- Connect with Timo to discuss what CTP Deutschland can do for your business: 🔸 timo.hielscher@ctp.eu Read more about this deal: 🔸 https://lnkd.in/ecDrckQr #GrowWithCTP #FutureOfIndustry #Nearshoring

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That is great news! The collaboration between CTPark Jülich and Quanta Computers is a significant success for both firms and the area. I'm particularly pleased with the project's magnitude and the customized elements included in the new building. CTPark is clearly devoted to offering a high-quality solution for Quanta's demands. How do you envision this initiative affecting other technology-related investments in the area? Congratulations to the entire team at CTPark for securing this exciting project. I'm looking forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the region.

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good job Timo

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