The investments are directed towards automated production lines and process optimisation further to strengthen the company’s competitiveness in international markets and ensure stable growth.
Viktoras Pivorius, CEO of Inno Line:
We are constantly looking for ways to enhance our global competitiveness, which is why we are purposefully investing in high-value-added, robotised manufacturing. We are currently finalising the installation of another component processing and drilling line, as well as an additional pallet assembly line. These solutions will enable us to accelerate production processes, increase volumes and ensure efficient and stable operations.
The installation of the component calibration and drilling line will help to avoid bottlenecks in production as output volumes grow. It will ensure a smooth balance of processes across the entire production chain and help maintain a competitive cost base.
An additional pallet assembly line will increase capacity for preparing products for storage and transportation. This is particularly important during peak periods, when rising order volumes require fast and accurate product handling. Automation will also reduce the need for manual labour, increase productivity and minimise the likelihood of errors.
The new lines are expected to become operational by the end of the second quarter.
Investments in modernisation will contribute not only to production efficiency but also to improved working conditions, as some repetitive and more physically demanding operations will be automated. It will allow employees to focus on higher-value-added tasks.
Inno Line exports its products to various international markets, so investments in advanced technologies are essential to maintain high-quality standards and respond swiftly to customer needs.