Dublin-based engineering firm recently announced €25m investment in German off-site facility
Mercury, one of the biggest mechanical and electrical contractors in the State, said it is positioned for growth after a year of intense operational change in which it began restructuring its eight business units and committed to a significant capital investment in a new off-site manufacturing facility in Germany.
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Mercury recently announced a €25 million investment in a new engineering and off-site manufacturing facility near Magdeburg in Germany.
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