Vilsbiburg. The company Veldener Präzisionstechnik is expanding its location. With this future-oriented construction project - which is being planned and overseen by the DELTA Gruppe - the company is making a significant investment in the production of high-precision components. This afternoon was the official groundbreaking ceremony.
 

In his speech, Paul Ilmberger, managing director, said “We want to continue to ensure that we provide attractive workplaces for our employees. This new building is our clear commitment to the people who live and work here."
 

Vilsbiburg's mayor, Sibylle Entwistle, said she was pleased that with this building the owner family is showing its commitment to the town and its economic strength.
 

District Councilor Peter Dreier stressed that the district of Landshut is forecast to have the largest population growth nationwide in the next 20 years. Therefore, it is all the more important that businesses look ahead and invest in the future.
 

Minister of Economic Affairs, Hubert Aiwanger, thanked Veldener Präzisionstechnik for their investment in this construction project showing their firm belief in the town of Vilsbiburg and the economic power of Lower Bavaria.
 

Josef Wiesmüller, architect at the DELTA Gruppe, pointed out in his speech that to be able to create a building we need the interplay of spirit, imagination and skill. He concluded by wishing all those involved in the construction that the building be erected without incident or injury.

As an architecture and engineering office, we are very pleased to have received this order. Helping to plan the future of a company and its employees is one of our most enjoyable tasks. Especially in a family business like Veldener Präzisionstechnik, working together as partners plays a central role. In order to maintain that, we always listen before beginning with the design: To the company management, to those responsible for the project and to the people in the office, in production and in logistics. So that in the end a tailor-made solution is created for the working world of tomorrow.