MOLDOVA’s Prime Minister helped officially launch a new branch of plastic roads firm MacRebur in their country last week.
At a grand opening ceremony, Dorin Recean welcomed the Lockerbie company to Moldova.
He said: “This marks a substantial investment of 1.2 million euros in Moldova’s infrastructure and technology landscape.
“The Straseni production unit will serve not just Moldova but also neighbouring markets in Romania and Ukraine, showcasing Moldova’s impact on developing tech and sustainable solutions.”
And bosses at MacRebur, which is based at Broomhouses, described it as an “exciting day”.
International business officer Roddy McEwen said: “MacRebur Limited is delighted to announce the opening of our new manufacturing facility in the Republic of Moldova.
“We were joined by Prime Minister Dorin Recean, PMP, MBA, Deputy Prime Minister Dumitru Alaiba, Secretary of State Viorel Garaz and British Ambassador Fern Horine at the grand opening in Straseni.
“We look forward to an exciting future in Moldova working alongside our partner DorSa Group.”
MacRebur also has factories in Estonia, Turkey, America, New Zealand and Spain and its pioneering bitument replacement product containing waste plastics has been laid on roads, airports and car parks worldwide, including Bahrain, Canada, Greece, France, Switzerland and Malaysia.
Photo: left to right: MacRebur engineer Jeff Jackson, company COO Gordon Reid, Olga Brasoveanu from MacRebur Moldova,
Moldova’s Deputy Prime Minister Dumitru Alaiba, British Ambassador Fern Horine, Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean, and Roddy McEwen from MacRebur
