The company employed 616 people at the end of July, which is 125 more than the year before, show data from the Agency for Public Legal Records (AJPES).

This confirms the management's assessment that the negative trend on the European motor homes market has finally stopped. The company is heavily dependent on the German economy, which has been flourishing.

To meet the production demands, it plans several new investments this year and the next, mainly concerning land purchases and production expansion. It will also continue to hire technical staff, which is expected to be one of the biggest challenges of the year.