The foundation stone laying ceremony for BHS Trans Limited’s new logistics center took place this Wednesday in Debrecen, Eastern Hungary. 45% of the costs of the private investment is financed by Hungarian taxpayers.
BHS Trans is building logistics centers in four Hungarian settlements this year with a total investment of HUF 7.6 billion (EUR 21.9 million), with which it will be creating 165 new workplaces. “The government is assisting the investment projects with 3.4 billion forints (EUR 9.8 million) in non-returnable funding”, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó stated.
BHS Trans, which is a partner of the drinks company Hell Group and has a fleet of 500 heavy goods vehicles, is launching investment projects at five different points around the country, four of which will be logistics centers in cities, including Debrecen, with total warehouse space of 22,000 square meters and a two-thousand-square-meter office block.
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