Shared services hub for KOSTAL Group finance, IT and sourcing
KOSTAL Global Business Services Center is the Budapest-based shared services arm of the KOSTAL Group, running finance, IT and supply-chain support from an SAP-centric stack (FI-CO, SD, EWM, BTP, Analytics Cloud). The adoption of SAP S/4HANA alongside a SharePoint Online migration shows a center in active modernization. Accelerating, engineering- and finance-weighted hiring points to absorbing accounting work transferred into Hungary.
KOSTAL Global Business Services Center (KBS) provides internal business services to the wider KOSTAL Group. It is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, and also operates sites in Bulgaria and Ukraine. The center employs 201–500 people and covers functions including finance and controlling, accounts receivable, IT and collaboration platforms, quality documentation, and sustainability-related sourcing. Its operations run on SAP modules, the Microsoft Power Platform and SharePoint Online, Salesforce, and SAP SuccessFactors for HR.
Its stack centers on SAP (FI-CO, SD, EWM, BTP, Analytics Cloud, Cloud ALM), plus Microsoft Power Apps, Power Automate, SharePoint Online, Azure, Salesforce, Jira and SAP SuccessFactors. It is adopting SAP S/4HANA.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in Hungary, led by engineering and finance roles, with additional openings in sales, security and sustainability, mostly at mid and senior levels.
Key initiatives include a global SAP S/4HANA rollout, migrating on-premises SharePoint to SharePoint Online, transitioning accounting processes to Hungary and developing a sustainability tool.
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