Leoni's Ukrainian workers make wire harnesses and dodge missiles

LEONI wire MAIN_i.jpg — Workers at wire harness supplier Leoni go to shelters on the premises or at home when there are air raid alerts.

March 28, 2022 04:00 AM

BERLIN — Under constant risk of Russian rocket attacks, workers at German wire harness supplier Leoni's two Ukrainian plants are ramping up production to help keep their European automakers building vehicles.

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