Electronics Production | February 24, 2009
Lego expands former Flextronics facility in Hungary
Denmark-based toymaker Lego is to invest into the former Flextronics facility in Nyíregyháza, Hungary.
The company will invest a double-digit million euro into the Nyíregyháza / Hungary; a facility bought from its former outsourcing partner Flextronics in December 2008. Lego is to expand and redesign the injection moulding operations at the facility.
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