STMicroelectronics Expands in Malta: 500 New Jobs, €250m Investment
STMicroelectronics is expanding its Malta factory with a €250m investment, creating 500 new jobs and boosting the island’s tech sector.
STMicroelectronics is expanding its Malta factory with a €250m investment, creating 500 new jobs and boosting the island’s tech sector.
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