The development is being delivered in several phases. The first builds a 25,000 m² storage and logistics centre that can be divided to suit future tenants — as many as four independent units of 5,000–6,000 m² each, allowing flexible use and adaptation to changing market demand.
Sustainability and innovation are central to the infrastructure being built, so the hall is being delivered with energy-efficient, environmentally sound solutions that meet the most demanding international standards. The aim is to create a competitive industrial ecosystem, attractive to local and international companies alike.
"Debrecen and its surroundings are, by every measure, the greatest beneficiaries of the economic growth generated by Hungary's industrial development, and the city is setting an example for the whole country. It is a pleasure to see Hungarian workers and Hungarian companies taking part in these developments — SZINORG prominent among them, being Hungarian-owned and investing in the region," said Richárd Szabados, State Secretary at the Ministry for National Economy's State Secretariat for Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Development and Technology.

"The main message of this foundation-stone ceremony is that Debrecen has serious ambitions in industrial services. Building a strong economy requires a strong logistics sector, and SZINORG Group's modern investment offers the city real opportunities in that field. This industrial development will contribute substantially to expanding the region's industrial capacity, and creates a competitive environment for local and international companies alike," emphasised László Papp, Mayor of Debrecen.

For SZINORG Group, SZINPARK is not simply a real-estate development but a long-term strategic step towards sustaining Debrecen's economic momentum. The project aims to advance the city's industrial infrastructure, provide an attractive environment for companies, and help strengthen Debrecen's industrial ecosystem sustainably. With energy efficiency and sustainability at its centre, the development follows the latest industry thinking to create a modern, competitive and environmentally conscious industrial hub — highlighted Sándor Szabó, Deputy CEO of SZINORG Universal Zrt.

As the next step in the SZINPARK development, the Group plans further separate warehouse and production halls across the 110,000 m² site, subject to market demand. Work on the first building began at the end of 2024, and foundation works are currently under way on the multifunctional warehouse hall of close to 25,000 m² — the occasion for this ceremony. Construction is being carried out by the Group's flagship, HUNÉP Zrt. Once the first phase is complete, planned for the end of the summer, the size of the site allows for more than 35,000 m² of further industrial halls, for which several concept designs have already been prepared.







