The current investment created 49 new jobs and was subsidized by a HUF 745 mln EU grant. The investment allowed for the installation of a new technology to facilitate order filling for the Daimler plant in Kecskemét (in central Hungary).
Kirchhoff Hungária, which now provides jobs for more than 700 employees, generated a revenue of HUF 28 bln in 2013 – half of which came from domestic sales.
Kirchhoff Hungária produced auto parts solely for Suzuki between 2004-2010, then expanded its range following the crisis. It has orders until 2017 from another seven car manufacturers including Daimler, Peugeot, Citroën, Volkswagen, Skoda, Ford, BMW and General Motors.
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