Our plant in Gliwice, Poland

Address

KIRCHHOFF Polska Sp. z o.o.

ul. Nobla 3

44-109 Gliwice

POLAND

+48 32 338 1600

Facts

Employees: 950
Building area: 50.000 m²
Year of foundation: 2004

About the plant

The beginnings of KIRCHHOFF Automotive in Gliwice date back to the year 2004, when a hall with an area of 3,800 m² was rented on the premises of Zakłady Mechaniczne Bumar. After the first successes of this small production plant, a decision was made to purchase a plot in the Katowice Special Economic Zone - Gliwice Subzone and further develop the plant in Gliwice. The factory, built from scratch, is developing dynamically. It currently occupies almost 50,000 m2 built on plots of almost 13 ha. Thanks to that, the plant has further investment potential.

The production plant in Gliwice specializes in the production of metal structural elements for the car body and chassis, producing subassemblies such as engine frames, dashboard carriers, underbodies, and bumpers. In addition to the traditional automotive processes such as stamping, welding, and cathodic dip coating, the plant applies the most modern technologies used in this industry, such as hot forming and laser welding. These processes enable the production of very light but very strong parts, which are important for both safety and environmental protection. The plant is characterized by a very high level of automation and robot-aided processes - it is equipped with more than 240 robots. The previous investment value of KIRCHHOFF Automotive in Gliwice exceeds 600 million PLN.

Plant Manager

Name:

Radosław Zelek

Address:

KIRCHHOFF Polska Sp. z o.o.

ul. Nobla 3

44-109 Gliwice

POLAND

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Working and living in the region

Gliwice is one of the most charming cities in southern Poland. It is a popular destination for cultural and sporting events. In "Hala Gliwice", an audience of up to 15,000 people can participate in local, national, and international events. Gliwice has excellent transport connections, also because of the Katowice International Airport located nearby.
Gliwice is home to the Silesian University of Technology, one of the most famous universities in Poland. Many prospective engineers are educated here. They constitute an important potential for companies, located both in Gliwice and all over Poland.

One of the most interesting tourist attractions in Gliwice is the Old Town, built according to medieval principles. Its main attraction is the City Hall, located in the Market Square.
The tower of the Gliwice Radio Station is also worth noting. The 111 m high wooden tower is the highest wooden structure of this kind in Europe. Gliwice is a city with a rich history of over 760 years. Here, tradition, multicultural heritage, science, and forward-looking hi-tech solutions merge together.