Innonet inaugurates HUF 577 mln technology center for automotive industry suppliers
Innonet Nonprofit on Friday inaugurated a HUF 577 million technology competency center, dubbed Technonet, in the Győr Industrial Park (NW Hungary) to help innovative small businesses forge ties with the automotive industry.
A HUF 400 million grant from the Western Transdanubia Operative Program covered 80% of the cost of the investment, said managing director László Budavári.
German carmaker Audi has a big manufacturing base in Győr.
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