Emicast Plc, a Hungarian-owned company, is launching a HUF 6-7 billion investment based on green steel casting in Orosháza, SE Hungary. Production is scheduled to start in 2026, and 70-80 jobs could be created in the following years.
Emicast Plc. is a newly established subsidiary of Kalocsa-based Emika Plc. In May 2025, the owners decided to purchase the AKG site in Orosháza, and after developing and purchasing the site and machinery, they plan to start series production in the fall of 2026.
According to reports, the investment has several parts: renovation of the buildings on the site, purchase of machinery (which is currently underway, with most of it being imported from Finland), and provision of a solar park and storage capacity.
As Emicast CEO Gábor Wolf pointed out, the company's goal is to increase its workforce to 80 after the technological renovation and energy investment, and to start production in the second half of 2026. However, workers will be hired at the beginning of next year, with training scheduled to start in February 2026, and preliminary contracts will be signed with participants.
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