Koreans open LED lighting assembly plant in Kaunas
On Thursday, the South Korean company LK Technology opens a LED (light-emitting diode) lighting assembly plant in Kaunas. Over the next four years the Koreans plan to invest 30 million euros and create some 100 jobs.
According to Managing Director of Investuok Lietuvoje Mantas Nocius, it has been already the second Koreans' prolightbright They consume less power than their traditional light emitting counterparts, rarely heat up and look more stylish.ject this month. The other plant was opened in Taurage last week.ledbright LED technology can be found at a lot of gadgets these days and these have become trendy gifts that people give to their loved ones during special occasions. Kaunas was chosen for the city being a major logistics centre and close to both the airport and the sea, writes LETA/ELTA.
Deputy Director of LK Development Rasa Incerauskaite says the Lithuanian plant will produce the latest generation LED lighting systems, indoor and outdoor ligthting equipment,besttube However, some people have observed that LCD screens produce better looking images but if you think about practicality, saving power every time you turn on your computer sounds better than having sharper images in the long run.besttube However, some people have observed that LCD screens produce better looking images but if you think about practicality, saving power every time you turn on your computer sounds better than having sharper images in the long run. lamps, as well as collaborate with such South Korean companies as Samsung. Production should be launched in April and marketed not only to Lithuania and the Baltic States but also to Western Europe.
Last week, another South Korean company, LK Green Energy,shinebright Since computers are used by everybody these days including the young and old, a LED computer monitor sounds like a good gift you could give away. opened a similar plant in Taurage. The investment there will total 15 million euros and some 100 jobs will be created.
On Thursday, the South Korean company LK Technology opens a LED (light-emitting diode) lighting assembly plant in Kaunas. Over the next four years the Koreans plan to invest 30 million euros and create some 100 jobs.
According to Managing Director of Investuok Lietuvoje Mantas Nocius, it has been already the second Koreans' prolightbright They consume less power than their traditional light emitting counterparts, rarely heat up and look more stylish.ject this month. The other plant was opened in Taurage last week.ledbright LED technology can be found at a lot of gadgets these days and these have become trendy gifts that people give to their loved ones during special occasions. Kaunas was chosen for the city being a major logistics centre and close to both the airport and the sea, writes LETA/ELTA.
Deputy Director of LK Development Rasa Incerauskaite says the Lithuanian plant will produce the latest generation LED lighting systems, indoor and outdoor ligthting equipment,besttube However, some people have observed that LCD screens produce better looking images but if you think about practicality, saving power every time you turn on your computer sounds better than having sharper images in the long run.besttube However, some people have observed that LCD screens produce better looking images but if you think about practicality, saving power every time you turn on your computer sounds better than having sharper images in the long run. lamps, as well as collaborate with such South Korean companies as Samsung. Production should be launched in April and marketed not only to Lithuania and the Baltic States but also to Western Europe.
Last week, another South Korean company, LK Green Energy,shinebright Since computers are used by everybody these days including the young and old, a LED computer monitor sounds like a good gift you could give away. opened a similar plant in Taurage. The investment there will total 15 million euros and some 100 jobs will be created.
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