They plan to move to the new site from nearby Diósgyőr next year. The company employs 75 and had net income of €166,000 on sales of €7.2 mln in 2013. Toolstyle was set up on the basis of the former Diósgyőr arms factory in 2000, and was acquired by French investors in 2002. It is 50%-50% owned by the French companies Mecaplus SA and Citele Industrie.
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