The BMW Group has officially inaugurated its new plant in Debrecen, Hungary. The facility was developed entirely in line with the company’s iFactory concept.

With a follow-up investment of HUF 54 billion (EUR 138 million), Nyíregyháza in eastern Hungary has now become LEGO’s second-largest site in the world.

Over the next 15 years, a new economic region is set to emerge in the Alföld (Great Plain) along the Békéscsaba–Debrecen–Nagyszalonta axis.

Gebrüder Weiss has opened one of Hungary’s most advanced automated warehouses in Páty. The 32,000 square meters logistics center offers comprehensive services to customers.

With a total investment of EUR 700 million, high-tech manufacturing facilites will be established in Békéscsaba, Hungary by 2033.

Agribusiness company Bunge Zrt. is investing over USD 50 million (approx. HUF 16.5 billion) to expand its production facility in Martfű, Hungary.

Chemical company BorsodChem, a member of the Chinese Wanhua Group, is building an LFP (lithium-iron-phosphate) cathode raw material production plant at its headquarters in Kazincbarcika.

U.S.-based Support Services Group (SSG) is establishing a new regional service center in Szekszárd, Hungary, to serve Central and Eastern Europe.

4iG has acquired a three-quarter majority stake in machinery manufacturer Rába and is offering remaining shareholders a buyout at a share price of HUF 1,789 (EUR 4.60).

The MOL Group and its partner O&GD have discovered a new oil deposit near Galgahévíz. The Galgahévíz-4 well enables the extraction of around 1,000 barrels per day from a depth of approximately 2,400 meters.