The Hungarian government is supporting the investment with a HUF 382 million non-returnable grant, Szijjártó said. The company will manufacture fuselage parts for Airbus 320 and Bombardier aircraft, in an investment expected to create 180 jobs.
Szijjártó added that the Swiss groupʼs choice of Eger as the destination for its new R&D-driven investment is recognition of the favorable Hungarian investment environment, domestic training system, and expertise and capabilities of the local workforce.
According to its website, RUAG Aerostructures is a globally active tier 1 supplier developing and manufacturing complete aircraft tail sections, wing and flight control components, structural elements, modules and systems for civilian and military customers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
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