The machine-building enterprisefrom Kharkiv region has been operating in Poltava region for almost a year

A relocated manufacturing company from the Kharkiv region has been operating in Poltava region for nearly a year. This company specializes in machine building and is one of the approximately fifty manufacturing businesses that were relocated to Poltava following the beginning of the full-scale invasion. This information was provided by the head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration, Dmytro Lunin.

"To preserve Ukrainian business and the country's economy, there is currently a government program to support relocated businesses. Almost 400 companies submitted applications to Poltava region, and nearly 50 have been relocated to the region, where they are already in operation. This brings new jobs and production capabilities to the region," noted Dmytro Lunin.

The relocated company is now located in Kremenchuk in Poltava region. They have successfully established a complete production cycle for their products in the new location. Currently, 110 employees work at the company, and the local workforce has also been hired. Additionally, the production is gradually being restored in the Kharkiv region. The head of the company provided this information.

"For over 20 years, the company has been involved in machine building. We manufacture lifting and wheeled equipment. In Poltava, we are focusing on trailer equipment for agriculture and forestry. We brought two new machines with us: a milling and a turning machine. They have already been put into operation here in Poltava," explained the production manager, Dmytro Lyashenko.

Earlier, we reported that the Poltava Vocational Art College named after Mykola Lysenko celebrated its 120th anniversary. Over the course of 120 years, more than 6,000 students studied at the institution, including People's and Honored Artists of Ukraine, Honored Artists of Ukraine, and recipients of the National Taras Shevchenko Award.

We also reported that humanitarian aid was sent from Vinnytsia to the liberated city of Balakliia in the Kharkiv region. The city received 500 OSB boards, which will be used for temporary repairs of damaged buildings.