On April 9, Sensirion Hungary Kft. officially opened its second production hall and new logistics center in Debrecen with a formal ceremony. The project, which represents an investment of nearly HUF 4.5 billion, was realized through a build-to-suit construction by WX Sharing Kft., a joint development of the SZINORG Group and the XANGA Group.

The 7,000 square meter expansion consists of two main units: in the first phase, a 1,600 square meter logistics center with two warehouse sections was built, followed by a 5,000 square meter, two-story production facility in the second phase. This includes three production spaces on each level, logistics and social areas, offices, meeting rooms, a 330 square meter auditorium (SensiAcademy), and a rooftop café with panoramic views.

Sustainability at the Core

Every aspect of the development reflects Sensirion’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility:

✅ 100% fossil-free operation
✅ Geothermal heating and cooling
✅ Heat pump and solar panel systems
✅ Multi-stream waste management and recycling
✅ Smart building automation
✅ Ergonomic workstations, optimized lighting and ventilation
✅ Minimal water consumption

Collaboration and Innovation

The project was designed by BORD Architectural Studio, constructed by HUNÉP Zrt., and supervised by KEM-BER Kft. Speeches delivered at the inauguration emphasized the exemplary Swiss-Hungarian cooperation, strategic thinking, and a people-centered corporate culture.

Highlights from the Inauguration

Papp László, Mayor of Debrecen, described Sensirion’s new facility as more than an investment—it symbolizes trust in the future and the power of collaboration, strengthening Debrecen’s role in the global technology chain.

Jean-François Paroz, Switzerland’s Ambassador to Hungary, highlighted the project as a successful fusion of Swiss innovation and Hungarian dedication, showcasing the strong partnership between the two countries.

Franziska Brem, COO of Sensirion AG, emphasized that the Debrecen plant has become a strategically important center, with investments not only in infrastructure, but also in people, company culture, and sustainable growth.

Herdon István, CEO of the XANGA Group, stated that the development aligns with Debrecen’s goals: attracting high value-added technology firms like Sensirion, which represent the industries of the future.

Patrick Good, Head of Maintenance at Sensirion AG, said that after six years of development, they have successfully established a fully sustainable manufacturing base with cutting-edge energy solutions and a flexible, digitalized infrastructure.

Szabó Sándor, Deputy CEO of SZINORG Universal Zrt., noted that Sensirion stands out not only technologically but also in its mindset, overcoming every challenge through collaboration—a partnership expected to continue into the future.

Dr. Török Imre, Head of Infrastructure at Sensirion Hungary, said the new factory sets an example in sustainability, functionality, and employee well-being—all achieved without a single minute of production downtime, a true testament to engineering precision and teamwork.

This development represents not only a technological milestone, but also an outstanding example of Hungarian-international collaboration, sustainability, and regional growth—with SZINORG Group playing a key role in its success.

Sensirion – Experts in Environmental and Flow Sensing Solutions

Sensirion is one of the world’s leading developers and manufacturers of sensors and sensing solutions that improve efficiency, health, safety, and comfort. Founded in 1998, Sensirion employs around 1,000 people at its headquarters in Stäfa, Switzerland, and across its global subsidiaries. Sensirion sensors are used for the precise and reliable measurement of a wide range of environmental parameters and flow rates. The company’s mission is to make the world smarter with pioneering sensor technology. As an innovation leader, Sensirion develops tailored solutions for the specific needs of clients in the automotive, industrial, medical, and consumer electronics sectors, while offering high-quality products suitable for cost-efficient mass production.