UBC Group

Green Cool, part of UBC-Group, plans to expand its refrigeration equipment manufacturing plant in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, with a second phase investment of over €10 million. The expansion will add 5,000 square meters and create 250-300 new jobs.

UBC Group plans to build a production facility in the Nizhnekamsk industrial park, investing over 1 billion rubles. The project was approved by Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov on June 3, 2020.

Green Cool, a subsidiary of UBC Group, opened a new production line at its refrigeration equipment plant in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. The company plans to create up to 500 jobs by the end of 2019.

UBC Group will launch the first phase of its Green Cool refrigeration equipment plant in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, with EUR 18 million investment, creating 250 jobs and producing 60,000 units per year of glass-door refrigerators and ice cream freezers.

UBC Group has completed the first phase of a new refrigeration equipment plant in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, with 20,000 m² of space. The company invested €18 million, and the plant will produce glass-door refrigerators and ice cream freezers with an initial capacity of 60,000 units per year. First production is expected in June 2018.

UBC group is opening a new refrigeration equipment plant called 'Green Cool' in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, with an investment of about 16 million euros, creating 1,500 jobs. Construction will last until 2020.

UBC Group invested €18 million in the first phase of a refrigeration equipment plant in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. The first phase will produce 60,000 freezer chests per year, with test production starting in December 2017.

UBC Group is constructing a new refrigeration equipment plant called Green Cool in the Vinnytsia Industrial Park, Ukraine. The first phase of 20,000 m² will be completed in 45 days, with full completion by 2020, creating 1,500 jobs.

UBC Group is building a new industrial refrigeration equipment plant called Green Cold in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. The facility will have an area of about 20,000 square meters and is expected to create 1,200 jobs over three years. Construction began on June 10, 2016.