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Under the GINOP Plusz-1.4.5-25 Programme, GINOP Plusz-1.4.5-25 Program: up to 45% non-repayable grant for investments by small and medium-sized enterprises ...
The objective of the GINOP Plusz 3.2.5-24 – Improving Working Conditions program is to enable micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to ...
In 2026, several VIP Corporate Training & Investment Subsidies will continue to help companies establish new business service centres in ...
Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, announced at the conference of the Hungarian Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (MAJOSZ) in Zalaegerszeg that the government will launch a new, targeted investment incentive scheme to support projects aimed at manufacturing zero-emission technologies. The objective of the scheme is to encourage investments in Hungary that contribute—through the products they manufacture—to the transition toward a climate-neutral economy. What is CISAF? – The framework behind the program The new programme is based on the Clean Industrial State Aid Framework (CISAF) adopted by the European Commission, which entered into force on 25 June 2025. It replaced the Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework (TCTF) and aims to support industrial decarbonisation. What types of investments are supported? The programme supports the development and manufacturing of green technologies that reduce industrial emissions and promote climate neutrality. Eligible technologies include: Aid intensity and conditions by region While the detailed rules of the scheme are still to be published, CISAF defines the following framework conditions: ...
The vast majority of greenfield investments in Hungary are concentrated in the battery and automotive industries. What Is a Greenfield Investment? A greenfield investment refers to a project that involves building an entirely new facility on previously undeveloped land. Unlike brownfield investments, which expand or modify existing infrastructure, greenfield projects start from scratch—constructing new manufacturing plants, warehouses, logistics hubs, or any production or service facility. These developments require significant capital, have long-term horizons, and bring substantial economic and social impact by creating jobs, developing infrastructure, increasing local tax revenues, and reshaping the structure of Hungary’s manufacturing sector. Where Is Investment in Hungary Most Active? Between 2020 and 2025, 64 companies announced greenfield investments in Hungary totaling over €21 billion. Several of these projects are set to begin operations by late 2025 or early 2026. Pest County (including Budapest) leads in the number of investments, with 19 companies choosing this logistically advantageous region. It’s followed by Hajdú-Bihar County with 10 investments and Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén with 7. ...
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