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Phibela Industrial PLC, Debre Berhan Electric Car Assembly

Manufacturing Industry · Manufacturing

Industry Information

Industry Type
Manufacturing Industry
Established
N/A
Region
amhara

Description

Belayneh Kinde Business Group Fabella car assembly factory built in Debre Birhan city has moved to manufacturing. The factory has started producing electric minibus, midibus and city buses. It has been announced that the factory has been given permanent job opportunity for 150 citizens and temporary job opportunity for 100 citizens. It has been said that when he is going to work with full capacity, it will create permanent for 440 citizens, temporary for 250 citizens and overall, for more than 700 citizens. It is said that the factory is planning to assemble 216 cars in the first round and will start selling electric and petrol-powered cars after 20 days. It has been heard that the factory will be able to assemble 4 petrol and electric cars per day and they will install the raw materials from China and Europe for the time being. It is said that the electric fittings factory has costed 2 billion birr.

Products & Services

Electric Car Assembly and Fabrication

Company Profile

Sector
Manufacturing
Company Size
Large
Nearby City
Debre Berhan
Nearby University / TVET
Debre Birhan University
Contact Person
Mr. Mohammed Ahmed
Technology Status
Semi-automated

Academia–Industry Partnership

Linkage
Yes
HETRIIL Plan
Yes
Internship Capacity
Engineering (Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical) a total of 10 students per year
Externship Capacity
—
Cooperative Training Capacity
Electrical Engineering = 3, Automotive, mechanical, mechatronics = 27
Linkage Achievements
Training for graduating students, Joint research

Industry Demand

Externship Demand
Lifelong training
Cooperative Training Demand
—
Technology Gap
AI integration, Tools, Equipments
Joint Applied Research
On local market. engagement.
Consultancy Demand
Legal issues, the engineering profession, marketing, and new technologies
Priority Collaboration Theme
Renewable energy, job opportunities, and worker capacity building

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