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Hungarian automotive industry: week 17 2019 edition

Győr-based Audi plant pays bonus to employees, amounting to two months’ worth of salaries. Read our recap of what last week brought in Hungary’s automotive industry to find out why the plant’s workers remain unhappy.

Gergő Panker | 2019.04.29 13:14

Hungarian automotive industry: week 3 2019 edition

An eventful week brought a number of developing stories last week: automotive suppliers announced new investments, workers at Audi’s Győr plant held a two-hour warning strike, we ran estimates of engineer wages at the new BMW plant in Debrecen.

Gergő Panker | 2019.01.21 14:23

Hungarian automotive industry: week 10 2018 edition

While the world’s attention was on the Geneva Motor Show, Hungary’s automotive sector kept going forward. Let´s recap what the tenth week this year brought in Hungary´s motor industry.

Gergő Panker | 2018.03.12 09:10

Hungarian automotive industry: week 12

British, German and South Korean investments target Hungary while wage talks continue to be in the centre of attention. Let´s recap what week 12 brought in Hungary´s automotive sector.

Gergő Panker | 2016.03.28 23:06

Hungarian automotive industry: week 30

Strategic agreements, investments and student competitions. Let´s recap what happened in week 30 in Hungary´s automotive sector.

Gergő Panker | 2015.07.26 23:33

Hungarian automotive industry: week 28

Faustmann leaves Audi Hungaria, NNG, NI and Nemak expand local presence. Let´s recap what happened last week in Hungary´s automotive industry.

Gergő Panker | 2015.07.12 20:10

NI Hungary enters partnership with University of Szeged

The University of Szeged (SZTE) and NI Hungary Kft., Hungarian subsidiary of global market-leading developer of automated systems National Instruments Corporation, have signed a strategic partnership agreement on education and research cooperation.

Gergő Panker | 2015.07.11 18:03

Hungarian automotive industry: week 17

Last week the saw a week a forint, a bus festival and exhibition was held, the National Bank of Hungary came up with another unorthodox solution, fuel prices went up, unemployment rate went down and automotive investments continued.

Gergő Panker | 2014.04.26 00:40

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