Solaria cancels downsizing plan at Puertollano plant

Jul 4, 2013 - Spanish solar panel maker Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente (MCE:SLR) said in a regulatory filing today that it would cancel the staff reduction planned for the plant in Puertollano, the province of Ciudad Real.

The company explained its decision with a rise in its production thanks to the European Union's anti-dumping duties on the Chinese solar products.

In mid-March Solaria announced that it would shed 71 jobs at Puertollano factory and reorganise the working hours of the employees.

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Published Jul 04, 2013 14:41 CEST

Author Anna Petkova

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