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Coimbra to have giant SRAM factory with 530 new jobs

Notícias de Coimbra3 September 2026 at 14:44

SRAM, a multinational company specializing in bicycle components, will build a giant factory in Coimbra that should create 530 new jobs. This project represents the company's third industrial unit in the city.

The new manufacturing facility is expected to become operational in mid-2028. The investment associated with the project is 57 million euros, according to the data available in the article.

With this investment, Coimbra consolidates itself as an important hub for SRAM's cycling components industry. The company is expanding its presence in the city, which already has other industrial units.

The 530 jobs promise to boost the local economy and strengthen the industrial sector of the Coimbra region.

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