Vajda-Papír is building a new plant in Dunaföldvár. Using profits generated in Norway, the company will create 64 new jobs.

MOL Group has signed a binding letter of intent with the Russian company Gazprom Neft to acquire a 56.15% stake in the Serbian company NIS.

Since 20 January, the voice and data traffic of Telekom customers on the 2G network has been gradually taken over by the radio network of Yettel Magyarország.

Express One Hungary Kft., the parcel logistics service provider of Austrian Post Group, is acquiring 100% of the shares in Delivery Solutions Zrt.

ZF Foxconn Chassis Modules has officially opened its new e-axle assembly plant in Debrecen. With an investment of HUF 10 billion (EUR 26.7 million), the company will create 230 new jobs.

Rosenberger will expand its capacities at its sites in Nyírbátor, Jászárokszállás, and Jászberény by HUF 9.5 billion (EUR 24.7 million).

With more than 20 million guests, the tourism sector achieved a new record year in 2025. The sector grew far faster than in tourism destinations such as Austria, Croatia, or the Czech Republic.

From February, private households will be able to apply for subsidies for energy storage systems with a capacity of up to 10 kW.

The Austrian rail freight operator has come under Hungarian ownership, with the CER Cargo Group becoming its new owner.

Near the Austrian–Hungarian–Slovak triple border, real estate developer Panattoni Hungary is implementing its fifth project in Hungary, constructing two logistics halls in Panattoni Park Moson.