Dunaalmás Industrial Land is a large-scale industrial development site for sale in northwestern Hungary, suitable for manufacturing, logistics, warehousing and commercial projects. The land is classified partly as Gip-2 industrial zoning, allowing up to 50% site coverage and a maximum building height of 12 m, and partly as GKSZ-2 commercial and service zoning, also with 50% site coverage and a maximum building height of 9 m. Drinking water can be connected from the nearby ÉDV Zrt. NA 100 main with an estimated capacity of around 300 m³/day, while a previous water permit envisaged three industrial wells with a combined designed capacity of approximately 3,000 m³/day; a new permitting procedure would be required. Gas infrastructure runs along the site with available capacity of around 500 Nm³/hour, and higher demand can potentially be served from the Almáspuszta gas receiving station approximately 3.5 km away. Existing electrical infrastructure includes a 20/0.4 kV transformer station with around 500 kW capacity, while a 120 kV overhead line crossing the edge of the site creates potential for a future 20–40 MW substation following the necessary network upgrade. Wastewater can be connected to the treatment plant in Dunaalmás via a pressure pipeline, while stormwater is planned to be managed on site through a high-capacity infiltration pond.

Industrial development land in Dunaalmás with strong utilities and access to roads 1 and 10 near the Budapest–Vienna corridor.

The site is located in Dunaalmás, Komárom-Esztergom County, close to main roads 1 and 10. Road 1 provides connections towards Tata, Tatabánya, Győr and the M1 motorway corridor, while road 10 links the area towards Esztergom and northwestern Budapest. The Danube and the Slovak border are nearby, giving the site a strong regional position between Budapest, Győr and Slovakia.