MTU Maintenance has officially commenced the physical expansion of its site in Hanover with a groundbreaking ceremony. The major project marks an extensive expansion of the company's commercial capacity in Lower Saxony. An investment volume of over 100 million euros is earmarked for the implementation of the entire construction project.
Comprehensive expansion of operational floor space
As part of the structural development, a new building complex is being constructed that will expand the existing floor space by around 10,000 square metres. Following the groundbreaking ceremony, the operational construction phase is now getting underway on the company premises. The new building is designed to accommodate the future spatial and technical requirements of MTU Maintenance in Hanover.
According to current planning, completion and subsequent commissioning of the new building are scheduled for the end of 2028. The multi-year delivery period ensures the phased construction and integration of the building into existing operational workflows at the long-established site.
Key facts of the industrial expansion
- —Expansion of floor space at the Hanover site by around 10,000 square metres
- —Investment framework of more than 100 million euros
- —Official start of construction following the groundbreaking ceremony
- —Planned commissioning of the new building in late 2028
With this financial commitment of over 100 million euros, the company highlights the economic relevance of the Hanover region. Expansions of industrial properties of this magnitude require precise spatial planning to secure demanding operational processes over the long term.
The expansion by approximately 10,000 square metres consolidates the location's role for the long term. Ahead of commissioning in late 2028, MTU Maintenance is sending a strong signal regarding the targeted further development of its internal operational infrastructure.
