PURECO Ltd.

BÁLINT HORVÁTH

MANAGING DIRECTOR

GYERMELYI Plc.

The company, involved primarily in pasta production, has been a market leader in Hungary since the 1990s, they have steadily held one-third of the market in the country. EXIM’s export refinancing loan provides a stable financial background for the company’s development in foreign trade markets. The relationship between the company and EXIM is set to intensify in the future: in addition to maintaining the stable level of domestic sales, Gyermelyi is also planning significant export increases.

ATTILA SÁROSSY

DIRECTOR

BORSODCHEM Plc.

Under the wings of the Chinese industrial group Wanhua, the Hungarian-founded chemical industry company, BorsodChem has become a leader in the region as a result of flexible adaptation to consumer demand. Approximately 80-90 percent of their goods are exported. Due to their serious export activities they maintain a close relationship with EXIM. The resources provided by EXIM have also played an important role in their dynamic development and results.

LI JUNYAN

Director of Finance and IT

HIDROFILT Ltd.

Hidrofilt Ltd. grew from a garage-based business into a company with billions of HUF in revenue. The refurbishment of two water treatment plants outside the capital of Colombo – both of which were built during colonial times and were thus in bad need of renovation –began in 2013, with Budapest Waterworks and the National Concrete Road Construction Company acting as main contractors, and Eximbank and MEHIB providing support through an assistance loan plan. Hidrofilt provided the technology for the project.

KRISZTINA BORSOS

MASTER GOOD Ltd.

Through EXIM, Master Good – Hungary’s leading poultry processing company – has made tremendous progress: they now export their products to 40 countries around the world, and their revenues increased significantly, exceeding 50 billion HUF by 2018, some one-half of which is accounted for by exports. Focusing on the promising Southeast Asian markets, they have built a large poultry processing plant in Vietnam. In Hungary, their focus is on capacity building and the expansion of their portfolio, two areas in which they can continue to rely on EXIM’s help.

LÁSZLÓ BÁRÁNY

Managing Director

QP Plc.

The story of the company, active in the automotive and machine industry sector, is a good example of how a Hungarian small enterprise can achieve significant results internationally. In September 2018, the company completed its largest development project, their third production facility, where they shape cylinder heads in automated mass production. The largest bank financer of the 20 million-EUR investment is EXIM, which provided a loan of 7.2 million EUR for a duration of 10 years.

FERENC BOGISICH

QP Zrt. Owner and CEO

RÁBA Plc.

Rába is the only Hungarian automotive industry plant to have survived the world wars, the decades of Socialism and the economic crisis of the system change, and to have earned important recognition in the international market as the supplier of noted heavy-goods vehicles and work equipment. With 120 years of history, Rába is a flagship company of the Hungarian automotive manufacturing sector registered on the stock exchange. The company’s stocks are included in the BSE’s premium category. Its expansion in foreign markets has been assisted greatly by the involvement of EXIM, providing the necessary background as a financial partner.

BÉLA BALOG

Deputy CEO for Finances