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Gorenje boss says production and seat to stay in Slovenia

Gorenje chairman Franjo Bobinac has told the newspaper Večer that after the takeover by China’s Hisense, the household appliance maker remains a Slovenian company with headquarters in Velenje.

He said that Hisense had great plans about growth of Gorenje, which meant a bigger production capacity and more jobs.

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