Romanian packaging maker Evopack will open a branch and a 1,200 square meter warehouse in Budapest in December as a delivery hub for Austria, Germany and Hungary. The investment is EUR 1.1 million.

CPMC's subsidiary Benepack Hungary Kft has started construction of a 24,000 square metre aluminium beverage can plant in Makó, Csongrád-Csanád county, with production due in autumn 2024. The €65 million project will create 120 jobs and is designed to produce one billion cans per year.

Hong Kong-backed Benepack Hungary is building an aluminium can factory in Makó's industrial park, with a €65 million investment whose foundation stone was laid on 26 September 2023. The plant is due to open in September 2024 with 120 jobs and capacity of up to one billion cans a year.

Van Genechten Packaging (VGP) opened a second plant in Komárom, Hungary, with a 10,000 m2 production building, creating more than 100 local jobs. Production was starting in April 2022, about 14 months after the decision.

Dunapack Packaging, part of the Austrian Prinzhorn Group, plans to invest about EUR 52 million in a new packaging plant in Dunavarsány, near Budapest, Hungary, scheduled to open in summer 2021 with 200 workers and capacity of 240 million square metres. The plan was reported on March 23, 2020.

Dunapack Packaging, part of Austria's Prinzhorn group, will invest €52 million in a new corrugated packaging plant in Dunavarsány, about 15 km south of Budapest, with capacity of 240 million m². Production start-up is scheduled for summer 2021.

Deufol will build a HUF 7 billion packaging and logistics plant in Debrecen, which will also serve as its Southeast Europe regional hub, with a HUF 1.4 billion government subsidy. The project will create 120 jobs and phase one construction is set to begin in July 2019.

Crown Food Europe opened a new can ends manufacturing facility in Nagykörös, about 100km south of Budapest, Hungary. The site has two lines producing 65mm and 73mm ends for customers across Europe.

Quality Pack Zrt, part of the Hell group, opened Hungary's first aluminium beverage can factory in Szikszó after a HUF 30 billion investment. The plant has annual capacity of 1.2 billion cans and is expected to create 320 jobs by end-2019.

The Hell group opened its aluminium beverage can factory in Szikszó, Hungary, built by subsidiary Quality Pack with a HUF 30 billion investment, with 1.2 billion annual capacity and plans for 320 new jobs by end-2019.