NEW INVESTMENT OF THE SAMVARDHANA MOTHERSON GROUP IN HUNGARY INAUGURATED
The new production plant of MATE has been inaugurated in Túrkeve, Hungary.
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CELEBRATING THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JAPAN AND HUNGARY
On 30 May 2019, the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) gave a business lunch to the representatives of the Japanese companies operating in the country, celebrating the 150th anniversary of Japanese–Hungarian relations.
Fuel prices to rise
According to MTI, MOL Nyrt is about to rise fuel prices on Friday, 24 May 2019.
MODERN DIARY PROCESSING PLANT INAUGURATED IN DEBRECEN
Alföldi Tej is to commence pilot production in Debrecen, in Central-Eastern-Europe’s most modern cheese and powdering plant. The investment of EUR 39 million is to create 181 new workplaces in the region.
Unidentified People Visit Locals Stating That They are Employees of Debreceni Vízmű Zrt
Unidentified people visit local households to look at the quality of drinking water – do not let them in your house!
Fuel prices to drop
According to MTI, MOL Nyrt is about to drop petrol prices by 2 Forints per liter on Friday, 10 May 2019. The price of diesel fuel remains the same.
Consolidated financial statement of the Eurosystem as at 3 May 2019
In the week ending 3 May 2019 the net decrease of EUR 15 million in gold and gold receivables (asset item 1) reflected the sale of gold by one Eurosystem central bank for the purpose of producing a commemorative coin.
A NEW AIRLINE PILOT ACADEMY TO BE ESTABLISHED IN HUNGARY
The Norwegian Pilot Flight Academy (PFA), in cooperation with the also Norwegian Central European Aviation Cluster (CEAC), is going to establish its second airline pilot academy in Hungary.
LOCAL COMPANIES ON THE WAY TO ENTER INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
National Instruments (NI), a company specialized in the manufacturing of electronic instruments and devices, has been operating its manufacturing base in Debrecen since 2001.
EU’s Mastercard and Visa deal means it’ll be cheaper when you go on holiday
The European Commission announced it has accepted the commitments by Mastercard (MA) and Visa (V) to cut inter-regional interchange currency fees, in a legally binding pledge under European Union antitrust rules.