Találatok a következőre: NEW Jobs
Another development at the BAT Tobacco Factory in Pécs
British American Tobacco (BAT) plans to invest about HUF 3 billion, as a result of which the number of factory workers is expected to significantly increase, up to 150 to 200, by the first half of 2018. As a result of a decline in volumes in Western Europe and rising production costs, it has become necessary to carry out a strategic review and to rethink the production structure of the Group in Europe. As a result of the new strategic guideline, the role of Pécs is further strengthened in the European supply chain of BAT.
New automotive expansion in Kecskemét
The German Freudenberg carries out a capacity expansion investment worth of HUF 4 billion in its Kecskemét plant. The multi award-winning Hungarian production unit within the Group is expanding to 6,000 square metres in order to ensure an ever larger production. To the investment creating nearly 80 new jobs the Hungarian government - with the participation of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) - by way of an individual government decision provides support in the amount of HUF 411 million.
HUF 10 billion development project in the Veszprém plant of Valeo
First aluminium beverage can factory in Hungary to be built by HELL in Szikszó
BT is the most recent strategic partner of the Hungarian Government
EGLO to create almost 200 new jobs in Pásztó
EGLO Magyarország Kft. will realise an investment of more than EUR 12.9 million this year at its Pásztó facility. The development project will double the current production and logistic capacity, while creating 190 new jobs in this disadvantaged region of Hungary.
Flowserve creates a shared service centre in Debrecen
Yanfeng creates 450 new jobs in Pápa
Yanfeng – leading automotive supplier from China – is expanding its plant in Pápa within the framework of an investment valued at HUF 7.4 billion. The capacity increase of the company – manufacturing upholstered vehicle interior components exclusively for exports – has been qualified by the Hungarian Government as a major priority for the national economy; it provided funding – with the cooperation of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) – in the amount of HUF 1.85 billion based on an individual government decision.