About 37% of companies said they had firm plans to make capital expenditures in the coming period, up from just a little more than one-quarter a year earlier.
The percentage of companies with short capacity rose to an unprecedented 22.2%.
MFB projected Hungaryʼs investment volume could climb by 13.2% this year, based on the results of the survey.
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