Doetinchem municipality will soon consider exploiting the space on the periphery of existing industrial areas. To facilitate a greater portion of the local and regional spatial demand, a completely new business park is required. Therefore, the municipality began a study to identify potential locations for this.
“Doetinchem has a stable economy with many private companies. In order to achieve our ambitions to grow as a municipality, our employment rate must also grow. We therefore want to offer companies as much space as possible to establish themselves in Doetinchem or to expand within our municipality. It is therefore important to create More opportunities are coming quickly in our industrial parks, says Councilman Robert Hamelink.
The business parks in Doetinchem are very popular among local and regional entrepreneurs. As a result, companies are becoming increasingly stuck with their growth and expansion needs. About 40 percent of Doetinchem's total employment is located in an industrial area. Over the past decade, total employment has risen by about 9 percent in the fields. In fact, the number of companies increased by 20 percent.
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