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"Smokeless Products" Plant: New HUF 60 Billion Investment Announced by BAT to Create 450 Jobs in SW Hungary

British American Tobacco is expanding production in Pécs, in south-west Hungary, with a new 60 billion forint (EUR 152.4m) plant manufacturing smokeless products, creating 450 jobs, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said in Budapest.
Nestlé to Expand Pet Food Facility in Western Hungary

Nestlé to Expand Pet Food Facility in Western Hungary

Swiss-owned Nestlé Hungária is investing 55 billion forints (EUR 141.3m) to expand its pet food facility in Buk, in western Hungary, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said, adding that the investment will create 130 jobs.
New HUF 45 Billion E-Mobility Investment in W Hungary

New HUF 45 Billion E-Mobility Investment in W Hungary

Multinational automaker Stellantis is investing 45 billion forints (EUR 116.2m) in moving the “key element” of its electromobility strategy to Hungary, securing the future of the Opel plant in Szentgotthárd, in western Hungary, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
Inquiry Started After Factory Hires Foreigners Ahead of Hungarians

Inquiry Started After Factory Hires Foreigners Ahead of Hungarians

The Economy Ministry has launched an inquiry after Asian workers were hired instead of Hungarians in a factory in Salgotarjan.

"European Champion”: Record FDI Received by Hungary in 2023 - China Largest Investor

Hungary drew record investments of more than 13 billion euros in 2023, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
EV R&D Ahead After Hungary’s Automotive Industry Set Record Last Year: HUF 12,000 Billion Sales

EV R&D Ahead After Hungary’s Automotive Industry Set Record Last Year: HUF 12,000 Billion Sales

After securing electric car manufacturing investments in the first phase of the competition for attracting such businesses, now Hungary has a good chance of attracting R and D projects in the sector as well, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said, announcing an investment by the German-owned Schaeffler Savaria, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers.
LG & Magna Investment To Create New Jobs In NE Hungary

LG & Magna Investment To Create New Jobs In NE Hungary

A consortium of South Korea’s LG and Canada’s Magna is investing 20 billion forints (EUR 52.7m) in building its first European plant turning out parts for electric cars, in Miskolc, in north-east Hungary, the foreign minister said in Budapest.
“Strict” New Rules for Foreign Workers to Get Jobs in Hungary

“Strict” New Rules for Foreign Workers to Get Jobs in Hungary

Under “strict” new rules, foreign workers will get jobs in Hungary only if there is an absolute need for them, a government official told public television.
Hungary Enjoys Record Investments & Exports

Hungary Enjoys Record Investments & Exports

New records in investments and exports “can now be taken for granted” for this year, the minister of foreign affairs and trade told parliament’s economic committee.

"Smokeless Products" Plant: New HUF 60 Billion Investment Announced by BAT to Create 450 Jobs in SW Hungary

British American Tobacco is expanding production in Pécs, in south-west Hungary, with a new 60 billion forint (EUR 152.4m) plant manufacturing smokeless products, creating 450 jobs, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said in Budapest.
Nestlé to Expand Pet Food Facility in Western Hungary

Nestlé to Expand Pet Food Facility in Western Hungary

Swiss-owned Nestlé Hungária is investing 55 billion forints (EUR 141.3m) to expand its pet food facility in Buk, in western Hungary, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said, adding that the investment will create 130 jobs.
New HUF 45 Billion E-Mobility Investment in W Hungary

New HUF 45 Billion E-Mobility Investment in W Hungary

Multinational automaker Stellantis is investing 45 billion forints (EUR 116.2m) in moving the “key element” of its electromobility strategy to Hungary, securing the future of the Opel plant in Szentgotthárd, in western Hungary, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
Inquiry Started After Factory Hires Foreigners Ahead of Hungarians

Inquiry Started After Factory Hires Foreigners Ahead of Hungarians

The Economy Ministry has launched an inquiry after Asian workers were hired instead of Hungarians in a factory in Salgotarjan.

"European Champion”: Record FDI Received by Hungary in 2023 - China Largest Investor

Hungary drew record investments of more than 13 billion euros in 2023, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
EV R&D Ahead After Hungary’s Automotive Industry Set Record Last Year: HUF 12,000 Billion Sales

EV R&D Ahead After Hungary’s Automotive Industry Set Record Last Year: HUF 12,000 Billion Sales

After securing electric car manufacturing investments in the first phase of the competition for attracting such businesses, now Hungary has a good chance of attracting R and D projects in the sector as well, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said, announcing an investment by the German-owned Schaeffler Savaria, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers.
LG & Magna Investment To Create New Jobs In NE Hungary

LG & Magna Investment To Create New Jobs In NE Hungary

A consortium of South Korea’s LG and Canada’s Magna is investing 20 billion forints (EUR 52.7m) in building its first European plant turning out parts for electric cars, in Miskolc, in north-east Hungary, the foreign minister said in Budapest.
“Strict” New Rules for Foreign Workers to Get Jobs in Hungary

“Strict” New Rules for Foreign Workers to Get Jobs in Hungary

Under “strict” new rules, foreign workers will get jobs in Hungary only if there is an absolute need for them, a government official told public television.
Hungary Enjoys Record Investments & Exports

Hungary Enjoys Record Investments & Exports

New records in investments and exports “can now be taken for granted” for this year, the minister of foreign affairs and trade told parliament’s economic committee.