Coca-Cola HBC Hungary is launching an investment with a total cost amounting approximately to HUF 30 billion in Dunaharaszti, south of Budapest, as a result of which the Hungarian plant will become the largest Central European Manufacturing center of the Coca-Cola system by the end of 2025.
Coca-Cola established its operation in Hungary in 1993, and currently it has 12 sites and two plants located in Dunaharaszti and Zalaszentgrót. The Group distributes more than 100 different products, 90% of which are produced in Hungary.
In the framework of the investment announced this week, the company will implement a capacity extension project in a value of HUF 20 billion, and further investments in a value of HUF 10 billion aiming at promoting its sales activities.
As a first step in 2021, the company will install industrial robots to its headquarters in Dunaharaszti, which is also known as the largest food industry warehouse in Hungary, in order to support the warehousing operations in compliance with the Industry 4.0 era.
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