Japanese car part manufacturer Ibiden won in the "largest greenfield investor" category for its EUR 100 million investment in Dunavarsany to build a factory for the manufacture of exhaust pipe components. Japanese car manufacturer Suzuki was awarded the "largest expansion" prize for a EUR 240 million volume expansion program at its Esztergom factory.
Electronics component manufacturer Foxconn won a prize in the "most jobs created" category with around 2000 jobs added last year in a USD 50 million investment in Komarom. US oil giant ExxonMobil won in the "largest regional center" category with the creation of its EUR 44 million regional service center in Budapest employing 400 to date.
German car manufacturer Audi won a prize for "R&D cooperation" for joint programs it runs with Hungarian universities. Finally, the Tatabanya Nyugati Industrial Park won a prize for the "most investor-friendly industrial park" for the range of services it offers.
