Lidl’s new logistics center in Hungary will create 413 jobs

Hungary’s new logistics center on the day of handover in Ecser on January 28, 2022, MTI/Koszticsák Szilárd
In his speech the minister stressed that the coronavirus pandemic has significantly slowed the pace of investment worldwide, with a 42 percent drop in direct capital investment globally and a number of development decisions postponed.
He added that, in the meantime, the Hungarian investment promotion system was able to show serious success, as the value of investments in Hungary last year reached a record with 1,886 billion HUF. (MTI)
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