
Phoenix Contact E-Mobility expands
Phoenix Contact E-Mobility is expanding its production and administrative capacities in Germany at its main site in Schieder-Schwalenberg and in Poland at the Rzeszów-Dworzysko Technology Park.
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Phoenix Contact E-Mobility is expanding its production and administrative capacities in Germany at its main site in Schieder-Schwalenberg and in Poland at the Rzeszów-Dworzysko Technology Park.

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