Smartphone brand Oppo begins test production in Turkish plant
"Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo's plant is expected that approximately 1,000 people will be employed in the factory when it starts the full capacity production," Mustafa Varank -- Turkey's industry and technology minister -- said in a statement on Monday.
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- Anadolu Agency
- Published Date: 12:06 | 08 March 2021
- Modified Date: 12:06 | 08 March 2021
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo has begun test production in its Turkish plant, which is currently under construction, Turkey's industry and technology minister said on Monday.
"It is expected that approximately 1,000 people will be employed in the factory when it starts the full capacity production," Mustafa Varank said in a statement.
The setup works in the facility, which has a closed area of 12,000 square meters (1.114 square feet), started last November, Varank said, and added: "In about three months, the Surface Mount Technology production line and all systems will have been installed."
"Oppo labeled 'Made in Turkey' will hit the shelves very soon," he stated.
He added that similar investments of global companies, which have a say, especially in medium-high and high technology products, will increasingly continue in the upcoming period.
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