Chervon Auto Factory Groundbreaking Ceremony

Groundbreaking ceremony has been held at the future Chervon Auto factory in Miskolc, NE Hungary. With Bilfinger Tebodin on board, the Chinese automotive components producer received the building permit and starts the construction of their new factory.

The EUR 50 million euro investment is a greenfield facility of 27,000 square meters. Once operational, it will create over 130 new jobs and produce two million parts for electric vehicles annually. The company's products are mainly applied to middle and high-end cars, according to a press release.

Chervon developed the concept design in their home country, so Bilfinger Tebodin team in Hungary ensured its validation in accordance with local regulations. Even though such approach is common among some investors, it is always beneficial to have a final revision and validation from a trusted local partner. Bilfinger Tebodin provided engineering design and support for obtaining the building permit.

György Plter, Engineering Director at Bilfinger Tebodin pointed out that “Bilfinger Tebodin traditionally serves the original equipment manufacturers (OEM), Tier 1 & Tier 2 and tire producers. In the recent 10 years, we carried out projects for over 150 automotive plants in Central and Eastern Europe. I must say, Chervon Auto project was very time driven. Together with the client, keeping constant communication and flexibility, we managed to find solutions and ways to have quick balanced decisions to move the project forward faster.”

According to Simon Waechter, Strategic Projects & Business Development Manager at Chervon Auto, “Chervon Auto is dedicated to world class manufacturing and high quality products. We have started to build this state-of-the-art facility, and I am happy to have Bilfinger Tebodin as a partner. We received an outstanding dedication from the management, the open communication between Chervon Auto and Bilfinger was crucial to the project’s success. Bilfinger Tebodin team provided us with stable timely deliveries and extensive local experience, which was essential to us.”