dimanche 24 avril 2011

Audi étend son centre de production de moteurs expérimentaux

Audi Hungaria va investir 2,5 milliards de forints (9,5 millions d’euros) afin d’agrandir son centre de production de moteurs expérimentaux. Un nouveau bâtiment va être construit et 30 personnes supplémentaires seront embauchées.

Le centre de production de moteurs expérimentaux d’Audi en Hongrie a ouvert ses portes en mars 2010 et emploie actuellement 40 personnes. (BUDAPEST BUSINESS JOURNAL 20/4/11)

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http://www.ccfa.fr/revue-de-presse/hongrie/audi-etend-son-centre-de-production-de-moteurs-experimentaux.html?datedebut=2011-01-01&datefin=2011-12-31

Les Ventes de Danone Hongrie ont augmenté de 3% en 2010

Domestic turnover of the Hungarian unit of French food giant Danone rose three percent in 2010, thanks to the introduction of Greek-style yoghurt, Danone Hungary said on 1 April, Budapest Business Journal reported.

Net turnover of the unit, including exports, came to HUF 28.9 billion in 2010.

Danone controls 57% of Hungary's fresh dairy market and 70% of the yoghurt market.

Danone has invested more than HUF 18.6 billion in Hungary over the past 20 years.

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http://www.neurope.eu/articles/105834.php

Genesis Energy devrait rouvrir une mine en Hongrie

Genesis Energy Investment, listed on the Budapest Stock Exchange, expects reprocessing of residue at a mine it owns in Hungary to boost annual revenue to €11 million in 2012 and to €16 million in 2012, the company's business plan for 2011-2019 published on 28 March showed, Budapest Business Journal reported.The plan projects cumulative net profit of €14 million in 2011-2019. Reopening the mine and setting up reprocessing capacity for the residue will require an initial investment of €32 million.

Further investment needed to restart the mine and operate it profitably will be established when a study is completed by the end of 2011.

Based on data at present, the requirement will be about €50 million, Genesis Energy said. The market for both the residue and the mine products is growing or stable, Genesis Energy said.

Many potential business partners expressed willingness to sign preliminary contracts, it added.

Genesis Energy expects to acquire the necessary mining licenses in 2011.

Genesis Energy Investment recently sold its solar-panel manufacturing and technology units as well as solar panel construction know-how for €15 million.

It said at the time that the conclusion of the sale would make it possible for the company to focus exclusively on mining activities in the future.

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http://www.neurope.eu/articles/105660.php

La société Huawei devrait investir massivement en Hongrie

Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei is planning to announce a huge investment in Hungary worth billions of HUF, Budapest Business Journal reported on 23 February.

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http://www.neurope.eu/articles/Huawei-eyes-giant-investment-in-Hungary/104986.php

Premières rencontres franco-hongroises de la Sécurité Intérieure.

Les 24 et 25 mars 2011, à l’initiative d’UbiFrance et du Service de Sécurité Intérieure de Budapest, se sont tenues les premières rencontres Franco-Hongroises de la sécurité intérieure.

Ce forum des entreprises Françaises de la sécurité a permis de présenter aux directions actives du ministère de l’intérieur Hongrois (police, sécurité civile) et au service national des ambulances, des sociétés travaillant pour la police, la gendarmerie, la sécurité civile et les sapeurs pompiers Français.

Inauguré par M. René ROUDAUT, Ambassadeur de France à Budapest, et M. Karolyi KONTRAT, Secrétaire d’Etat à l’intérieur, et clôturé par M. Sàndor PINTER, Ministre de l’intérieur, ce forum était également l’occasion de célébrer les vingt ans de la coopération policière entre nos deux pays.

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http://www.ambafrance-hu.org/spip.php?article1646

Magyar Telecom se sépare de 300 personnes, annonce 77 milliards HUF de benefices

Magyar Telecom se sépare de 300 personnes, annonce 77 milliards HUF de benefices

Hungary’s biggest telecommunications provider, Magyar Telekom, will dismiss 300 staff by year’s end and pay a dividend of HUF 50 (EUR 0.187) per ordinary share from its HUF 77.371 billion (EUR 289.62 million) after-tax 2010 profit, the annual general meeting decided last week. The company will increase remaining employees’ wages.

The road ahead

CEO Christopher Mattheisen told the AGM that the company will focus on the development of services with high profit margins, such as the market for mobile internet or television and selling the company’s various products (landline, mobile, internet and television) in one package. He said the release of 300 workers will cost some HUF 3.5 billion (EUR 13.11 million). Starting in July “regular” employees will receive a 4 per cent wage rise and management a 2 per cent increase.
The meeting approved the financial statements and corporate governance report.

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http://www.budapesttimes.hu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17354&Itemid=221

Nouveau système de taxe pour le marché des mobiles

The new frequency fee system of the national mobile market was introduced last Monday by Annamária Szalai, the president of the National Media and Telecommunications Authority.

“The new system provides both end users and corporations present in the market with advantages,” Szalai said, adding that service providers will now have the incentives to further invest in the mobile segment.
In the new fee system - which in some cases can offer up to 50 per cent discount for four years - companies are encouraged to invest money in areas with lower reach, because contrary to the earlier version they will now pay a fixed fee. As opposed to the previous system, which was essentially based on the development of speech-based services, the new structure will be technology independent.

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http://www.budapesttimes.hu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17353&Itemid=221