German EMS provider DELTEC acquires Cicor’s Borj Cédria production site in Tunisia, marking its first factory outside Germany with a massive 10,000 sqm expansion and over 500 new jobs.
German electronic components manufacturer and Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) provider DELTEC has announced the acquisition of Cicor’s production facility in Borj Cédria, located in the Ben Arous governorate. The strategic move marks a watershed moment for the group, establishing its very first manufacturing footprint beyond German borders while paving the way for a substantial industrial ramp-up that is projected to create more than 500 local jobs.
The acquisition signals a bold international pivot for DELTEC, which is leveraging the Tunisian site to secure a strategic foothold in North Africa. According to the group, the transition will be coupled with an aggressive expansion blueprint, headlined by the construction of a brand-new, state-of-the-art production unit. Spanning over 10,000 square meters, the upcoming facility is designed to significantly scale up the company’s industrial throughput and fortify its supply chain capabilities.
Industry insiders view the deal as a direct response to surging demand from DELTEC’s international clientele. By integrating the Borj Cédria site into its global network, the German group aims to not only diversify its production base but also enhance its competitive edge in the high-growth EMS sector. The planned investment underscores a long-term commitment to the region, with the new mega-facility expected to serve as a cornerstone for future capacity expansion and technological innovation within the group’s operational framework.
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