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Derry is set for a massive jobs boost has been announced today with Vertiv set to expand operations in the city.
Around 200 new jobs will be created by Vertiv at its Campsie site, with support from Invest Northern Ireland.
The investment announcement was made on site in Campsie on Thursday morning by Vertiv and Invest Northern Ireland.
Karsten Winther, Vertiv’s President for Europe, Middle East & Africa said they were delighted to be making the investment announcement, which will support growing demand in AI and digitalisation trends.
Philip O’Doherty, Managing Director for the E&I business at Vertiv, said: “Derry was not the only location we considered for this facility but it came out on top we realised the quality of the local workforce, the cost-competitive business environment and the ease with which we can establish links and work with colleges and universities.”
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