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2024 Year End Holiday Notice

10 December 2024
Németh Vivien
We would like to inform all our customers, partners and visitors that our office will be closed for year end holidays from December 23rd (Monday), 2024 to January 1st (Wednesday), 2025. In case of urgent matters, you can contact us at info@sudy.co.hu, but please be aware that responses may take longer than usual. We will be […]
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Welcoming our newest Japanese client, Hardolass in Hungary!

3 August 2023
Németh Vivien
Japanese producer of innovative glass coating agents, Hardolass established their Hungarian subsidiary on May 25th, 2023.
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Our website has been renewed!

4 April 2023
Németh Vivien
The Sűdy & Co. homepage went through a redesign in March 2023.Our aim was to make it faster, more modern and user-friendly.We are gradually uploading new contents as well, so please feel free to check them out!
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Hungary's 1st autonomous vehicle test track ZalaZone to be completed soon

11 January 2022
Németh Vivien
The construction process of ZalaZone, the autonomous vehicle test track located in Zalaegerszeg is to be fully completed soon. Along with Japanese ambassador to Hungary, H. E. Mr. Masato Ohtaka and representatives of Japanese companies, Sűdy & Co.'s deputy CEO Mr. Yusuke Fukuda also visited the test site on December 17th, 2021 at the invitation […]
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New Tisza Cipo Store Opened in Japan

20 May 2021
Biró Krisztina
The prestigious Hungarian shoes brand Tisza Cipő expands further in Japan. The company’s Japanese partner opened a new brand store in the LaLaport Hirazuka Shonan shopping center located in Kanagawa prefecture on 14th May 2021. Wide range of Tisza products can be bought at the shop, from the classical style shoes with the cultic “T” […]
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Sudy Supported Seiren to Open Hungarian Factory

19 April 2021
Biró Krisztina
Seiren, the Japanese comprehensive textile manufacturing company has announced opening a new factory in Pécs, Southern Hungary. The plant will produce eco-friendly car seat upholstery for the European market. The investment amount is over EUR 42 million and the Hungarian government provides non-refundable subsidy for the realization of the project. In the first phase, there […]
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The V4+Japan Framework: A New Mode of Cooperation or a Doomed Project?

2 April 2020
Biró Krisztina
Japan’s relationship with the V4 — Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia — has roots but hasn’t grown much. Much has been written about the reinvigoration of the Japan-EU relationship after signing the strategic and economic partnership in the last few years. But Japanese rapprochement to the EU does not end in Brussels. In recent […]
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First year of the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement shows growth in EU exports

17 March 2020
Biró Krisztina
1 February 2020 marks the first anniversary of the entry into force of the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). In the first ten months following the implementation of the agreement, EU exports to Japan went up by 6.6% compared to the same period the year before. This outperforms the growth in the past three years, which averaged […]
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Carlos Ghosn Was Too Big Not to Fail in Japan

11 February 2020
Biró Krisztina
Mr. Ian Buruma, a writer of numerous books on Japan and a professor at Bard College discusses the downfall of Carlos Ghosn, the French-Lebanese-Brazilian former C.E.O. of the Nissan and Renault motor companies. "The fallen executive committed a cardinal, culturally unacceptable sin: hubris." Read the whole article here: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/opinion/carlos-ghosn-japan.html  
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