Two recent warehouse projects delivered for Waberer’s serve as excellent examples of WHB’s industrial and logistics expertise. These developments demonstrate the company’s ability to successfully construct facilities designed for high-capacity operations, intensive goods handling, and continuous logistics activities.Another defining element of WHB’s logistics portfolio is the development of the Páty Industrial Park. Since 2017, the company has participated in multiple phases of the design and construction of NIPÜF’s logistics warehouse complex in Páty. The first phase delivered a 20,000-square-metre warehouse, followed by a 15,000-square-metre expansion and subsequently a further 42,000-square-metre development phase. Together, these projects represent 77,000 square metres of industrial space and involve complex structural, technological, and infrastructure development works.The Mömax–Möbelix logistics and retail centre in Nagytarcsa is another significant reference project. During the construction of the nearly 18,000-square-metre facility, WHB was responsible for the implementation of large-scale reinforced concrete and steel structures, industrial flooring and heavy-duty paving systems, the complete mechanical and electrical infrastructure, as well as the development of warehouse, logistics, service, and customer areas.Facilities Tailored to Manufacturing Technologies
Manufacturing plants and technology-driven facilities constitute another strong pillar of WHB’s industrial portfolio. The Rheinmetall project in Szeged stands among the company’s most significant recent industrial developments. The project demonstrates WHB’s capability to undertake assignments requiring intensive technical coordination and precise alignment with the client’s specialized operational requirements, going well beyond conventional industrial hall construction.Among the company’s large-scale industrial references, the Adient manufacturing facility in Mór is particularly noteworthy. Completed between 2016 and 2017, the 60,000-square-metre plant involved the full-scale construction of a modern production infrastructure. WHB later carried out a further 10,000-square-metre expansion of an existing Adient manufacturing facility in Mezőlak.Similarly complex was the development of the Erbslöh industrial facility in Győr. The 20,000-square-metre project involved the expansion of an existing industrial building to accommodate a polishing and anodizing plant. In projects of this nature, construction must directly support manufacturing processes, making the integration of structural, mechanical, electrical, and operational considerations essential.WHB’s specialist expertise is also reflected in its work at the Infineon facility in Cegléd, where the company completed interior trade works across approximately 18,000 square metres in 2021, meeting advanced cleanroom and industrial requirements. At Bosch Campus in Budapest, WHB carried out structural construction works on a 100,000-square-metre industrial complex.Long-Term Partnerships and Multi-Phase Developments
One of the strongest proofs of WHB’s industrial capabilities is its long-term collaboration with major manufacturing companies. Rather than delivering individual projects, the company has established enduring partnerships spanning multiple development phases.At AUDI’s facilities in Győr, WHB has been performing general contracting and interior trade works under framework agreements since 1998. This cooperation encompasses approximately 250,000 square metres of manufacturing halls, production facilities, and office buildings. The partnership is remarkable not only for its scale but also for WHB’s ability to continuously adapt to the evolving requirements of the automotive industry while ensuring safe and efficient operating environments.A similarly extensive collaboration has been established with VELUX at its Fertőd and Fertőszentmiklós sites. Covering more than 100,000 square metres, WHB’s projects have included new manufacturing and logistics halls, warehouses, office and welfare facilities, roof reconstructions, internal road network developments, truck parking areas, and other site infrastructure elements. These assignments have encompassed new construction, reconstruction works, and smaller modifications, highlighting the company’s flexibility and responsiveness to changing operational needs.At BorgWarner’s Oroszlány site, WHB delivered manufacturing hall extensions, office conversions, and general contracting works related to automotive assembly operations across approximately 30,000 square metres through multiple development phases. In Mosonmagyaróvár, the company constructed and expanded manufacturing, office, and welfare buildings for Greiner Bio-One in several stages, while at Nemak’s Győr facility it carried out general contracting and specialist construction works without disrupting ongoing industrial production.Thinking Beyond the Building
The value of a modern industrial facility is determined by much more than the footprint of the building itself. Equally important are the supporting infrastructure, energy supply systems, internal road networks, goods-handling solutions, loading areas, employee facilities, office spaces, fire safety systems, and future expansion opportunities.WHB’s own metal fabrication facility in Paks is an excellent example of this holistic approach. The project includes production halls, metalworking and welding workshops, assembly areas, office and support functions, and external infrastructure designed to facilitate heavy vehicle traffic. The site also provides essential support capacity for nuclear projects and steel structure manufacturing activities.Proven Expertise for the Industrial Investments of Tomorrow
WHB’s industrial references span a broad range of sectors, including automotive manufacturing, electronics production, food processing, metalworking, and logistics. Projects delivered for AUDI, VELUX, Adient, Bosch, Infineon, BorgWarner, Mömax–Möbelix, Waberer’s, and Rheinmetall all represent different technological and operational requirements. What they share is the need for high-level technical coordination, precision execution, and industrial environments designed for long-term efficiency and reliability.The company’s 30 years of accumulated expertise, its general contracting and principal contracting mindset, highly qualified engineering professionals, project management capabilities, and proprietary production and equipment capacities together provide the foundation required for major industrial developments. For WHB, industrial construction is not merely about erecting structures; it is about creating modern, safe, and future-proof industrial infrastructure tailored to the client’s operations.
