Thyssenkrupp unveils Hungarian plant

By 2018-03-06T15:50:06

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The automotive components manufacturer has opened a €100m ($123m) factory in Jászfényszaru, 70km east of Budapest, to meet growing demand for electric power steering and valve train systems from German and international OEMs. As production is ramped up in the coming months, up to 500 new jobs will be created.

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