Bosch May Bring Production From UK To Hungary

  • 29 May 2019 7:58 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Bosch May Bring Production From UK To Hungary
Bosch is considering a plan to close down its garden tools factory in the UK and relocate production to Miskolc, the BBC reported.

The relocation would be based on business considerations and has nothing to do with Brexit, Bosch underlined.

Profitability could not be improved at the UK factory but could be greater at Bosch’s factory in Miskolc.

Research and development would remain in Stowmarket, while actual manufacturing would be brought to Hungary.

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