Milestones

The story began with the renovation of an ambassador’s house, the business soon became one of the much-employed players in the market.

Due to the circular debts affecting the construction industry, Péter Kovács is looking for a profile expansion, a long-term, sustainable, environmentally friendly sector with few players.

The new “leg” will be managed by Imre Kovács (the owner’s father) and Jenő Kontra, head of department at the Budapest University of Technology.

Research and studies are being carried out on the utilization of sustainable energy sources and the feasibility of geothermal systems that can substantially replace gas and electricity consumption.

At this time, it will be renamed EU-Fire Real Estate Development and Consulting Ltd., and the existing and newer companies, belonging to the ownership interest, will be called EU-Fire Group.

The geothermal solution makes the heating of the institutions cheap and green, and the water supply of the city’s bath is also solved.

The European Deep Geothermic Technology and Innovation Platform (ETIP), recognised by the European Commission, represents the interests of the deep geothermal industry in the EU.

After several years of work, the EU-Fire Group has mapped out the possibility of geothermal heating of the city, and has prepared the technical, construction and financial plan of the implementation.

Since then, our group of companies has been doing everything possible to make the lives of children of the Carpathian Basin better and safer.

Through the Rotary Club Gift of Life program, they have helped heal more children. It was almost a miracle when  the  doctors in Szeged saved the life of a one-and-a-half-year-old  boy from Arad with Down syndrome with two complicated surgeries.

In almost all district heating-heated apartments in the city, in more than 1650 homes, the EU-Fire Group provides the heat.

The highly-robotized factory represents cutting-edge technology in metalworking, and its state-of-the-art injection molding machines produce medical equipment.

Capable of hundreds of millions of capacities a year, the fully automated plant alone provides 50 to 60 percent of the country’s nitrile glove and syringe needs. And this is also true for many of its surgical instruments.