The investment, which is set for completion by September 2018, will create 30 jobs at FRIMO Hungary, which makes tailor-made tools and machinery for automotive companies to manufacture plastic components, MTI reported. Currently the Hungarian subsidiary has a headcount of 195.
The developments are designed to improve energy efficiency and to develop and implement new production procedures, press officer Tamás Stéger told MTI. FRIMO Hungary had operating profit of HUF 699 mln on revenues of HUF 6.33 bln in 2015, MTI noted.