The foundation stone has been laid for the massive “Emonika” real estate project in the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana. Hungarian OTP Group is investing approximately EUR 400 million in the development.

The decline in investments has persisted unabated for two years. In the first quarter of 2025, investments fell by 12.1% year-on-year.

Danubius Hotels plans to invest HUF 13 billion (approx. EUR 32 million) from its own resources this year.

Cosmetics manufacturer PowerPak Kft. has built a new plant and warehouse in Göd with an investment volume of HUF 5 billion (approx. EUR 12.4 million).

The state-run investment promotion agency HIPA has developed a cross-industry database to connect local suppliers with foreign investors.

MBH Bank is responding to the continued demand for cash by installing ATMs at 55 fuel stations. In turn, the oil and gas company is steadily transforming its service stations into modern service centers.

Holcim Magyarország Kft. has inaugurated a solar park at its cement plant in Királyegyháza (near Pécs) with a capacity of approximately 28.5 MW.

The battery industry supplier has inaugurated its new cellulose plant in Vácrátót. The Japanese company is producing the cellulose product CMC on a 43,000 square meters site near Budapest.

The high-speed oval has now been inaugurated in Zalaegerszeg. This high-speed track at the ZalaZONE test facility, with a total length of 4.45 km, allows test vehicles to reach top speeds of up to 250 km/h.

Nestlé has inaugurated a solar park in Szerencs with an annual output of 1.5 gigawatt-hours. The value of the Swiss company’s investment amounts to HUF 730 million (EUR 1.8 million).