Norwegian industrial fastener manufacturer, Dokka Fasteners, is expanding its European operations and will be hiring up to 50 people in Klaipėda within the next three years. Established in 1875, this company has been producing fasteners for more than 150 years which are used all over the world.  They have already established a factory in Poland and they currently employ around 120 people there. The new facility in Lithuania will produce high-quality products such as screws, nuts, bolts and rivets with some production being exported from Norway.  This expansion is part of their strategy to consolidate their position on a global level by offering engineering solutions In 2008, the company became a part of the multinational Würth Group, which had close to 80,000 employees and a turnover of €14.41 billion in 2020.

Dokka Fasteners, a world-leading fastener manufacturer has announced its plans to expand into the Lithuanian market. The company will be opening a new state-of-the-art production facility located in Alytus, with an investment of €12 million.  The move is part of the company's ongoing strategic plan and their efforts to support customers on a global scale across different regions. "The European Union offers significant benefits for companies operating within it," says CEO Geir Johansen commenting on the decision to invest in Lithuania. "Dokka Fasteners' goal is to provide our customers with high quality products at competitive prices."

In an effort to capitalize on the increasing demand for green energy, world-leading fasteners manufacturer Dokka Fasteners is expanding its operations by establishing a manufacturing unit in Klaipėda, Lithuania. The company plans to hire up to 50 people in the upcoming three years, focusing on engineering roles and competencies in machining, forging, programming assembly robots and running fully automated production lines. This move will allow Dokka Fasteners to better serve its European customers while also strengthening its foothold in the market. Thanks to its well-educated workforce and favorable business environment, Lithuania is quickly becoming a leading destination for companies looking to expand.

In an effort to capitalize on the increasing demand for green energy, world-leading fasteners manufacturer Dokka Fasteners is expanding its operations by establishing a manufacturing unit in Klaipėda, Lithuania. The company plans to hire up to 50 people in the upcoming three years, focusing on engineering roles and competencies in machining, forging, programming assembly robots and running fully automated production lines. This move will allow Dokka Fasteners to better serve its European customers while also strengthening its foothold in the market. Thanks to its well-educated workforce and favorable business environment, Lithuania is quickly becoming a leading destination for companies looking to expand.