Ferzol Kft. Inaugurated a new hall, factory and warehouse in Tápiószőlős. The sheet metal processing company celebrated its 20th anniversary with an investment of more than HUF 430 million. Thanks to the development, the company, which currently employs 140 people, will soon expand its staff by another 15-20 employees.

Ferzol Kft. also used EU support for the development of 320 million. The KMOP tender source of about 30% is close to HUF 100 million. The Ltd. eventually supplemented the supported project with its own resources and some loans, with an additional HUF 100 million, and thus the hall was expanded with another part of the building. The 4400 m2 facility was increased by 2200 m2.

ZOLTÁN BÍRÓ, managing owner, Ferzol Kft .: "Our main profile is sheet metal forming, sheet supply to larger multinational companies. We supply various fine sheet metal parts for the refrigeration and heating technology, electronics and telecommunications industries."

They were still struggling with the crisis last year, but their numbers are full again. Thanks to the new orders and the tender, the capacity expansion became possible.

ZOLTÁN BÍRÓ, managing owner, Ferzol Kft .: "We moved everything in order to get new partners and new orders for our company with the help of my colleagues. With this good market research and increasing our efficiency we managed to restore our production to the second half of 2009."

The afternoon ceremony was already held in the new building. The managing owner, Zoltán Bíró, thanked Imre Czinege, the contractor, the authorities, the customers and the founder of the company, his father, Ferenc Bíró. The former Member of Parliament, dr. Imre Czinege said: during his term of office, 18 billion forints of development funds arrived in the region, of which two billion for job-creating investments. Outstanding among these is Ferzol Kft.

Dr. CZINEGE IMRE, it was. MSZP: "I am proud that there is a company in the constituency, Tápiószőlős. The name of this company is Ferzol."

The current Member of Parliament, László Földi, spoke about the lack of skilled labor. The government also wants to help strengthen the industry by transforming vocational training.

LÁSZLÓ FÖLDI, government representative, FIDESZ-KDNP: "TISZK in Cegléd, South Pest County, was built in the area. Equipped with the most modern equipment and must be started in any way, because this area is in great need of good professionals."

The National Association of Industrial Associations awarded Ferenc Bíró with the most prestigious award for the Development of Metal Industry Enterprises. The creation of jobs was also welcomed by the Mayor of Tápiószőlős, Sándorné Lajtai. The technology and machines will be installed and installed in the now empty plant by the end of October.