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Nett Front Kft. builds a unique product range with a new production hall

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The company has also purchased new equipment, which will increase efficiency, flexibility and quality.

Nett Front Kft., which manufactures and distributes furniture doors, has invested almost HUF 400 million to develop its activities, the company told MTI on Wednesday. The total cost of the development was HUF 383.8 million, of which HUF 268.68 million was covered by a conditional non-refundable EU grant, which the company won in the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme (Ginop) Plus to expand its production capacity.

New tools were also purchased

According to the announcement, the completed project will ensure the company's marketability, competitiveness and cost-effective operation. The acquired machines will also increase efficiency, flexibility, precision and quality, enabling them to create a unique product range.

The project included the construction of a new production hall, the installation of a biocassette and the purchase of new equipment: a robot grinder for use in advanced automated surface treatment applications and an automatic edge cutter that can work autonomously under the control of an operator, as well as a barcode scanner.

Also sold in neighbouring countries and Western Europe

The Mezőberény-based company, which employs around 100 people, was founded in 2003 and is currently one of the country's market leaders in the production and sale of furniture fronts. According to the company's website, initially they only produced and sold 3D foil doors, but thanks to continuous improvements in production, they have expanded their product range to include antique and painted door fronts, which are now sold in Romania, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Austria, Germany and England, as well as in Hungary.

According to publicly available company data, exports accounted for around 10 percent of turnover in 2021, down slightly from last year. Nett Front Kft.'s net sales in 2022 were HUF 2.82 billion, up from HUF 2.25 billion a year earlier, and its profit rose to HUF 420.5 million from HUF 180.5 million in 2021.

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