DEJONG Expands European Production: Selects CTPark Prešov North for Flagship Facility

DEJONG, a prominent hot water tank manufacturer operating as a stand-alone business unit within Rheem Global Water, has announced plans to expand its manufacturing footprint in Europe. The company has selected CTPark Prešov North in Slovakia as the location for its new flagship facility, signing a long-term lease agreement for 33,000 square meters.

The strategic location of CTPark Prešov North facilitates DEJONG's supply chain and logistics by providing easy access to key European markets. The park's infrastructure and connectivity, including proximity to major transportation networks, played a significant role in DEJONG's decision. This location will enable the company to strengthen its relationships with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and attract new customers.


The expansion of DEJONG's production capacity in Slovakia aligns with its commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint. By establishing a new facility closer to customers, DEJONG aims to decrease transportation costs and lower emissions. Additionally, the company plans to create a high-efficiency facility that meets the growing demand for stainless steel hot water tanks while maintaining the quality and longevity expected from DEJONG products.


DEJONG plans to leverage its strengthened relationships with OEMs and attract new customers through this expansion. The company will focus on a multi-phased approach, beginning with breaking ground in 2024 and rolling out the first products in 2025. This expansion aligns with the broader trend of decarbonization in the European heating market, positioning DEJONG as a valued OEM supplier during this era of energy transition.

In conclusion, DEJONG's selection of CTPark Prešov North for its new flagship facility demonstrates the company's commitment to growth, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. By expanding its production capacity in Slovakia, DEJONG is well-positioned to meet the growing demand for stainless steel hot water tanks and support the European heating market's shift toward decarbonization.