Machine factory Liezen and foundry
| Machine factory Liezen and foundry
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| legal form | Ges.mbH |
| founding | 1939 |
| Seat | Liezen |
| Number of employees | 800 |
| Branch | Mechanical engineering, foundry |
| Website | www.mfl.at |
The Maschinenfabrik Liezen and foundry GmbH (MFL) is a metal-working operation in Liezen . It is considered an important industrial location in the Styrian Ennstal .
The plant was founded in 1939 under the name "Schmidhütte Liezen" and has had different names over the years; among other things it belonged to the United Austrian Steelworks (VOEST) . The work became known through the Noricum scandal .
1939 - 1946: Schmidhütte Liezen
1946 - 1954: Hütte Liezen
1954 - 1987: Vöst (from 1973 VOEST-Alpine)
1987 - 1989: Noricum (subsidiary of VOEST)
1989 - 1994: Machine factory in Liezen
since 1994: Machine factory in Liezen und Gießerei GmbH
The managing directors of the MFL are Reinhard Haider and Herbert Decker.