The children of Leoni employees from Bihor will be awarded with company money if they obtain an average of over 9.50 in the final exams – Oradea live

LEONI Romania, part of the LEONI group, one of the most important manufacturers of cabling systems globally, supports the commitment to education and rewards the performance of employees’ children. Thus, the parents of students who obtain an average grade from the National Assessment or Baccalaureate over 9.50 will receive a cash prize, the amount of which reaches up to 5000 lei, for those who obtain a grade of 10.

“We reward not just exceptional academic results, but also the work and dedication that underpins these achievements. We have always encouraged young people, from involvement in education, to professional growth within our company. We are proud of the fact that we are shaping the future and promoting the potential of the automotive industry for the next generation in Romania.” Andrada Verdeș, Country Manager LEONI Romania.

LEONI is one of the largest employers in Romania, which continuously invests in the development of young people, with the aim of preparing a sustainable future for them. The company partners with educational institutions from vocational school and high school to university level and supports access to education and technology in addition to the school curriculum.

About LEONI

LEONI is a global supplier of wires, optical fibers, cables and cable systems, as well as related services for the automotive sector and other industries. The group of companies has approximately 95,000 employees in 27 countries and in 2022 achieved consolidated sales of 5.1 billion euros.

Since the beginning of 2000, LEONI has been a promoter of excellence in Romania. With a workforce of almost 12,000 employees and with 70 million euros transferred to the state budget in 2022, LEONI is one of the most important employers in the country. LEONI Romania’s portfolio includes the most important global car manufacturers, and almost 3,000 of LEONI Romania’s suppliers are local.