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Last year saw Siemens Serbia business operations marked by the continuation of good results, a large number of successfully implemented projects in all areas of business and constant technological advancements that have made the company one of the most successful on the local market for more than a century.

“I see great business potential in Serbia and look forward to being able to continue the course that has been established over Siemens’ long and very successful history in this area. Siemens will remain focused on continued investment, business growth and employment. We closed the year with 1,500 employees and in the first quarter of 2016 we will hire another 230 workers,” said Udo Eichlinger, Siemens Serbia CEO.

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