Jan, 2012 VT Plastic Kft. in the first line of the Western European Region Market Leader Category
VT Plastic Kft, a Videoton subsidiary dealing with plastic injection moulding mainly for the automotive industry won Pegasus 2011 Prize.
The Pegasus Prize – awarded fourth time this year – acknowledges the performance of the most dynamically improving small and medium enterprises in Hungary.
Dec, 2011 2011 was also a successful year
The expected income of the Videoton company group before consolidation exceeds 100 billion HUF, which shows a slight increase compared to the result in year 2010.
The company group still employees 8000 workers. The Hungarian factories increased the number of their employees with about 300 people but – due to the effects of the changes in the market – the Bulgarian subsidiary had to make a cut back in similar extent.
Nov, 2011 New machining center arrived at VT Metal Kft.
VT Metal Kft located in Székesfehérvár, Hungary purchased a Chiron machining center with 5 axes and 2 spindles in a value of 200 million HUF in order to be able to produce much higher complexity parts than before.
Thus the number of newly installed, up-to-date machining centers increased up to 5 in the Videoton companies dealing with sheet metal processing and surface treatment.
Oct, 2011 VT Plastic Kft. invested 150 million HUF in machinery
VT Plastic Kft., one of the subsidiaries involved in plastic injection moulding within the Videoton company group, continued its modernisation and capacity extension project in both of its sites. The improvement in Székesfehérvár meant the installation of two 120 ton Engels.
Sept, 2011 Record income in the life of Videoton Holding
The year 2010 consolidated income of the Videoton company group – HUF 89.21 billion – turned out to be higher than expected, and so the company reached the highest turnover in its history. It is especially a pleasure for us that one of the most important basic activities in the Hungarian owned company group, electronics and final assembly could accomplish a 7% expansion in spite of the strong competition.
