Home to established OEMs like VW, Stellantis, Kia, and Jaguar Land Rover, along with over 350 local suppliers, Slovakia produces the most cars per capita globally
Stemming from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Slovakia has a rich industrial heritage, particularly in automotive and machinery manufacturing, which is modernising today due to its ideal production landscape
With a growing stream of STEM graduates, government incentives, and global R&D investment, Slovakia is seeing growth in high-tech sectors, with investment from companies like Osram, Leoni, Enics, Microstep and Vaillant
Slovakia offers investment incentives with varying levels of support depending on the investment location and type, including industrial production, technology centres, and R&D
Slovakia joined the EU in 2004, and is also a member of the EU’s Schengen Zone, UN, OECD, WTO, NATO, and IMF. They also use the Euro.
Slovakia has one the highest labour productivity rate in CEE, in addition to their labour force being well qualified and at a competitive cost compared to Western Europe
Western Slovakia serves as a gateway to the CEE markets, providing easy accessibility from neighboring countries Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary. The western Slovakia sub-market offers high-quality labour pool, with the cities of T...
Central Slovakia, a strategic hub with a long-standing industrial tradition in the heart of the country, houses Slovakia’s main automotive and hi-tech cluster. Kia Motors is located in Žilina, VW plants are situated in Martin, along with several other OEMs in the...
Eastern Slovakia is quickly becoming a prominent industrial investment hub. Situated at the crossroads of Poland to the north, Ukraine to the east, and Hungary to the south, and connected to the other regions of the country via Slovakia's primary East-West highway, D1, this...
Straddling the Danube river and bordered by the Morava, Bratislava boasts an advantageous location in Central Europe, a skilled, affordable labour force, and a generally positive forecast for investors. The city is uniquely situated on the border with two countries, Austria...
Since its integration into the European Union in 2004 and the Eurozone in 2009, Slovakia’s growth has accelerated rapidly. An advantageous location in the heart of Central Europe and tax incentives for foreign investors have contributed greatly to the country’s economic success, particularly in recent years: FDI inflows more than doubled between 2018 and 2019. Notably, the Slovak economy has outpaced the EU average since 2010. Slovakia’s capital city, Bratislava, sits on the borders of Hungary and Austria just 65 kilometres from Vienna, offering unparalleled proximity to millions of consumers in Europe’s west, east, and south.
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Opletalova 87, Bratislava - Devínska Nová Ves, Slovakia
Prilohy, Zavar, Trnava, Slovakia
Technická, Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
Bahýľová, Košice, Slovakia
Námestovo 1088, Námestovo, Slovakia
Vranovská, Prešov, Slovakia
Voderady 454, Trnava region, Voderady, Slovakia
Na Skalu 504/3, Dolný Hričov, Slovakia
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Park size: 80,000 ha
Park size: 10,620 ha
Park size: 93,514 ha
Park size: 20,000 ha
Park size: 110,289 ha
Ivan Pastier
Business Development Director, Slovakia
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