Nestlé Has Found a Buyer, but the Diósgyőr Chocolate Factory Will Not Close
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Nestlé Hungária is selling its Diósgyőr factory to the Vimpex group, so that confectionery production can continue in the facility from 2027. The new owner will take over at least a third of the current 220 employees, and Nestlé will provide financial benefits equivalent to several months' wages to the employees who remain during the transition period.
The demand for hollow chocolate figures has dropped globally, but Vimpex sees fantasy in them.
The Hungarian factory was saved from closure, the Miskolc plant has a new owner - At least one-third of the workers will continue to be employed.
In mid-summer, Nestlé Hungária announced that it would cease production of hollow chocolate figures at its Diósgyőr factory at the end of the year due to a decline in demand. The company was in talks about selling the factory and its future operation. Today, it was announced that the Hungarian-owned Vimpex group would purchase the chocolate factory, so that confectionery production would continue.
Nestlé Hungária has reached an agreement with the Vimpex group on the sale of its Diósgyőr factory. The new owner will continue to operate the confectionery production from the beginning of 2027 and will continue to employ at least one third of the current employees.
Nestlé Hungária has reached an agreement with the Vimpex group to sell its Diósgyőr confectionery factory, allowing production to continue at the plant.
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