Wednesday, 31st December 2025

IMS Gear Chooses Osijek for New Plant, Boosting Regional Jobs

The Croatian city of Osijek has recently embarked on a major business initiative, with IMS Gear, a manufacturing giant, making significant investment commitments. 

The city officials of Osijek and the board of the internationally renowned IMS Gear, a mainstay in the global power transmission and gear segment, have legally finalized the long-awaited project. 

IMS Gear, which is actively running facilities in several top-imperative countries, such as Germany, the United States, Mexico, and China, and playing a dominant role in the auto and various component development businesses, ratified an establishment of a distinct facility in Osijek. This took formal shape upon the dexterous purchase of a 33,000 square meter property in Nemetin’s trade segment for a deal where the affixed price of €1.1 million shrewdly overleaped the land’s asking fee. 

As a distinctly formative appanage of this subject, Mayor Ivan Radić, a manifolding lynchpin in these state-of-the-art team talks, shed light on the zone’s projected reformation and pragmatic leveragings. The mission integrates the potential of 250-300 career slots, pulsating expert enrichment in the town’s armature. 

A state-of-the-art outlay of €6 million by IMS Gear for this exceptional Boulevards-futuring estate ensures bounteous support to their parturient dynamic outline, one substantially webbing automobile activity in the southeastern domain of Europe. 

Cementing local furtherance, Osijek’s mayoral clan zealously proclaimed the Nemetin area’s corpsed prolusions, soliciting ancillary province of 36 hectares from the topologically concomitant ministry, a chapter conceived to elope into fruitional consummation considerably swiftly.

Fulcruming this upstanding scope, Wolfgang Weber, a mining charioteer on IMS Gear’s headship embarkment, enthusiastically poises this divergent decretum as the offshoot’s exclusive plant outside German fallows. 

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Photo sourceosijek.hr

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