The investment concerned construction of the new hall, as well as its equipment. The new hall will include an assembling section, a spare parts warehouse, and a station for final inspection of orchard and field sprayers.

This new area will help to reduce the order lead time for production, supplies of spare times, and maintenance. The transfer of the assembling will allow to increase the welding section, and the production process itself will be facilitated with new processing machines and other modern equipment. Huge, automatic, fully digitally controlled racks were installed in the warehouse. Finding required parts or accessories will now take seconds; a worker will specify a request in a digital panel, and a shelf with required parts will slide out from the rack. The sprayer inspection station was equipped with a super-precise measuring equipment of renowned manufacturers. Wojciech Bury admits that now the company has at its disposal the best measuring equipment for inspection of sprayers in Poland; every farmer can check their machines at the company before the season.

In the Friday opening event representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture, self-government of Lodzkie voivodeship, of Kutno and Łowicz communes and poviates, of agricultural chambers, as well as company customers from Poland and abroad, and Bury employees participated. The owner proudly emphasised that Bury was a family company that had been operating for three generations now, and he cut the ribbon at the new hall with his granddaughter Anastazja.