Once completed, the two Hungarian headquarters of Ericsson, the R&D and sales branches, will move into one building being built in the capitalʼs Infopark. The new headquarters will be close to the most important Hungarian universities for R&D activities, the press statement says.
The so-called Ericsson House is being realized by Wing Zrt., customized for the company using the most up-to-date technologies. The building on the banks of the Danube has been pre-certified as LEED Gold, according to the press statement.
Ericsson Hungary has a workforce of approximately 2,000 in Hungary.
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