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Market Építő Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság, commonly known as Market Építő Zrt., is a leading Hungarian general contractor specializing in high-rise and complex building construction projects.
Established in 1996, the company has developed into one of Hungary's largest building contractors through the Market Group, which employs over 1,600 people nationwide. Its core activities encompass general contracting, design-and-build services, earthworks, foundations, structural construction, mechanical-electrical-plumbing (MEP) systems, and turnkey delivery for industrial, logistics, office, residential, hotel, sports, and public facilities.
The group maintains a portfolio of nearly 900 completed projects and emphasizes sustainability, BIM technologies, ISO certifications, and ESG practices. It operates primarily across Hungary with a focus on private-sector investments and has international recognition for quality and innovation.
Market Építő Zrt. is 100% Hungarian-owned, with key stakeholders including Scheer Sándor and Garancsi István. The parent company coordinates a network of subsidiaries including OKM Kft., Moratus Kft., Vilati Szerelő Zrt., PREbeton Zrt., and MCM Beton Kft., which provide specialized services in concrete production, structural erection, and related works.
As a market leader in Hungary's high-rise construction sector, the company generates annual revenues exceeding HUF 300 billion and has contributed to major projects such as the structural works for the central manufacturing hall at the CATL battery plant in Debrecen.
Also known as Market Zrt. and Market Group.
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Trial operations began 22 Sept 2026 in the new Debrecen cell factory, activating the first two production lines after occupancy and IPPC preconditions were met.
The new 100 GWh plant in Debrecen will supply European automakers, use renewable energy, and explore local partnerships for battery materials, enhancing CATL's global network and e-mobility efforts.
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