The Heckscher-Ohlin model suggests that there will be a redistribution of wealth between the labor and owners of capital.
The price of the resource that’s abundant in each country will increase. This is because the goods that a country exports will rise in price and the goods that a country imports will fall in price. For example, for a capital-intensive industry, when they start exporting the goods, the demand for capital will rise, and the owners of capital will receive more income at the cost of labor in that country. Similarly, for a labor-intensive country, increase in production of the labor-intensive good increases the demand for labor and the workers receive more income at the cost of the capital owners.