The German-affiliated Harro Höfliger Hungary is expanding its site in Debrecen. The company plans to invest HUF 6 billion (approximately EUR 15 million) in the construction of a new production hall.

The Japanese premium coffee chain % Arabica has opened its first Central European location in Budapest, at Király utca 40.

GTVF Export Kft., jointly owned by Forest Vill Kft. and Ganz TVF Kft., has signed a long-term contract with Kuwait’s Industrial Electrical Projects Company (IEPC Co.).

The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Debrecen has opened a new mechanical engineering laboratory, established with a HUF 20 million (approx. EUR 49,500) investment from Krones Hungary Kft.

In Székesfehérvár (Fejér County), F&R Partner Kft. has invested HUF 3.3 billion (approx. EUR 8 million) in an automated deep-freeze warehouse, utilizing Industry 4.0 solutions.

Coca-Cola is investing over HUF 250 million (approx. EUR 610,000) in Hungary over the next three years to establish 15 staff- and cashier-free stores.

Market expectations suggest that investor activity in Hungary’s commercial real estate sector could increase this year.

The German chemical company Henkel has expanded its capacities in Környe. Henkel invested HUF 12 billion (EUR 29 million) and received HUF 1.7 billion (EUR 4.1 million) in state subsidies.

Hungary’s economy grew by 0.6% in 2024, marking the end of the technical recession by the end of the year.

Waberer’s Nyrt., Hungary’s leading freight company, is acquiring a 70% stake in the cargo division of GYSEV Zrt.