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Schwarzmüller s.r.o. The Schwarzmüller Group is one of Europe’s largest suppliers of commercial vehicles. The Group develops, manufactu- res and services premium vehicles for tai- lor-made transport solutions. MATADOR industries, a. s. The biggest private Slovakian TIER 1 supplier for automotive industry in Central and Eastern Europe. Product portfolio in- cludes engineering, design of automotive components and production lines or pro- duction of pressing tools. ŠKODA AUTO a.s. The biggest producer of cars in the Czech Republic. Since 1991 has been part of Volkswagen concern. In the long term it has been the biggest not only from the point of view of sales but it is also the biggest expor- ter and one of the biggest Czech employers. Ronal CR s.r.o. The company is the world’s leading supplier of wheels both for the initial outfi- tting of vehicles directly from automotive factories and also in the passenger car and commercial vehicle accessory market. WINDMÖLLER & HÖLSCHER Machinery k.s. Founded in 1869, W&H is now the world’s leading manufacturer of machinery and equipment for the production of flexible packaging. The portfolio includes powerful machines for film extrusion, printing and further processing. VOLKSWAGEN SLOVAKIA, a.s. Bratislava’s Volkswagen Slovakia is the only automotive plant in the world pro- ducing vehicles of five car brands under one roof. There are three other plants in Slovakia which altogether employ more then 12 thousand people. Wienerberger s.r.o. Austrian company, the world’s largest pro- ducer of bricks and the market leader in clay roof tiles in Europe as well as concrete paving in Central and Eastern Europe. In piping systems, the company is one of the leading suppliers in Europe. Trivium Packaging Czech Republic s.r.o. Trivium Packaging is a multinational com- pany active in the production of glass and metal packaging for various industries. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Czech Republic, s.r.o. The production plant in Kolín was es- tablished in 2005 as a joint project of Toyota, Peugeot, and Citroën. It produces 300.000 small city cars a year. At the beginning of the 2021, Toyota took over the plant completely.