Supporting subcontracting linkages in Hungary
Subcontracting relationships have great impact on the cost structure, sales and export of Hungarian SMEs, especially in vehicle manufacturing and the electronics industry. Two trends have characterized the Hungarian economy for the past ten years: foreign direct investment streaminginto the country, and the spreading of small and medium-sized enterprises. As a rule, customer companies are larger, often foreign-owned, while the smaller supplier firms are usually Hungarian SMEs.This article describes the levels of assistance currently available to assist SMEs entering
subcontracting relationships, and suggests that the most efficient programmes assist the relationship itself, through for example information services and supplier networks.
into the country, and the spreading of small and medium-sized enterprises. As a rule, customer companies are larger, often foreign-owned, while the smaller supplier firms are usually Hungarian SMEs.This article describes the levels of assistance currently available to assist SMEs entering
subcontracting relationships, and suggests that the most efficient programmes assist the relationship itself, through for example information services and supplier networks.
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