Airsys Expands Operations to Europe, Opening Facility in Hungary

South Carolina-headquartered Airsys Cooling Technologies Inc., a global leader in mission-critical cooling, announced the establishment of its first European manufacturing facility in Hungary, marking a significant milestone in the company's global expansion and a long-term commitment to localized production and regional growth.

The new facility, located in Páty within the Budapest metropolitan area, spans more than 11,000 square meters and is designed to serve as a future centralized hub for European manufacturing, assembly, and quality assurance. The site will also support advanced production processes while enabling closer collaboration with customers, partners, and suppliers across Europe.

"With today's announcement of our Hungarian facility, Airsys is taking a decisive step in bringing manufacturing closer to our European customers," said Yunshui Chen, CEO and founder of Airsys. "This investment reflects our commitment to regional resilience, operational excellence, and delivering high-quality cooling solutions with greater speed and flexibility as global data center infrastructure demands continue to evolve."

The milestone will be marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Airsys leadership, regional partners, and local officials. The event will feature executive remarks, guided tours of the manufacturing space, and a showcase of Airsys technologies and solutions planned for production in Europe.

"This facility represents an important foundation for Airsys' continued growth in Europe," said Matthew Thompson, managing director - Europe, Airsys. "By establishing a European manufacturing footprint, Airsys is strengthening customer relationships, improving responsiveness, and building the infrastructure needed to support the next phase of regional expansion."

The Hungary manufacturing hub supports Airsys' broader strategy to align future production capacity with regional demand while maintaining global consistency in engineering, quality, and performance standards. The facility is expected to play a key role in serving data center, telecommunications, and mission-critical infrastructure projects across Europe and other regions.