Csepeli Papír Sport Club is a defunct professional football club based in Csepel, Budapest, Hungary.
Background The predecessor of the Csepel Paper Mill, the Neményi Brothers General Partnership, was founded in 1908 at the Közműhelytelep in Pestszenterzsébet. In 1923, József Neményi moved the small factory, which specialized in the production of corrugated and patterned paper, to Csepel, and in 1924, the Neményi Brothers Paper Mill Corporation began operations. At that time, the factory employed about 25 workers and produced packaging, writing, and corrugated paper.
Between 1924 and 1938, a total of six paper machines were commissioned. Among these, Paper Machine No. 4—manufactured by Voith and installed in 1933—stood out as it represented world-class technology; however, it was removed after 1945 as reparations. In 1933, the factory also established a wood-grinding plant to reduce its dependence on imports. That same year—as a result of intense competition emerging in the paper industry—the company was forced to form a cartel with Austrian firms and the First Hungarian Cardboard Factory Joint-Stock Company.
In 1942, after the Hungarian General Credit Bank became a shareholder, a syndicate was formed under the company's management. The factory sustained significant damage during the bombings of 1944, particularly the corrugated paper plant and the pulp mill, which was still under construction at the time and was not completed until 1948. In 1945, the Csepel Paper Mill was the first in Hungary to produce rotary paper.
Following nationalization in 1948, the factory expanded: a technical school for the paper industry, its own thermal power plant, and a machine manufacturing plant were established, and the production of packaging paper and soda ash bags developed significantly. In 1959, the first domestically manufactured paper machine began operation here. In 1963, the factory was incorporated into the Paper Industry Company.
Today, the factory is operated by Dunapack Kft.
History Csepeli Papír SC won the Lénárt group of the 1949–50 Nemzeti Bajnokság III season, as Csepeli Papír.
Name changes Neményi Papírgyár SE: 1945 – 1948 Csepeli Papír SC: 1948 – 1950 Csepeli Papírgyári Lombik: 1950 – 1951 Csepeli Szikra SK: 1951 – 1957 Csepeli Papírgyár SE: 1957 – 1986
Honours League Nemzeti Bajnokság III: Winners (1): 1949–50
Seasons The highest league that Csepeli Papír SC have ever played was the second division. SeasonTierClub's namePositionPts1985–865Csepeli Papírgyár15 / 16151984–855Csepeli Papírgyár10 / 16241983–845Csepeli Papírgyár14 / 16201981–826Csepeli Papír12 / 16251980–815Csepeli Papír12 / 16141979–804Csepeli Papírgyár15 / 16171978–794Csepeli Papírgyár8 / 16261977–785Csepeli Papír8 / 16261976–774Csepeli Papírgyári SE14 / 18311974–755Csepeli Papírgyár SC9 / 16301973–744Csepeli Papírgyár16 / 1681972–734Csepeli Papírgyár14 / 16241971–724Csepeli Papírgyár5 / 16331970–715Csepeli Papírgyár SC2 / 16411970 5Csepeli Papírgyár4 / 161819695Csepeli Papír7 / 183719685Csepeli Papír9 / 183519675Csepeli Papírgyár SE4 / 163619665Csepeli Papír7 / 142719655Csepeli Papírgyár4 / 143319645Csepeli Papírgyár4 / 16431963 ősz5Csepeli Papírgyári SE3 / 16221962–634Csepeli Papír6 / 16321961–625Csepeli Papírgyár1 / 16531960–614Csepeli Papírgyár15 / 16191959–604Csepeli Papír13 / 16261958–594Csepeli Papír8 / 16281957–584Csepeli Papírgyár SE3 / 20441957 3Csepeli Papír6 / 81119563Csepeli Szikra11 / 142019553Csepeli Szikra5 / 164019543Csepeli Szikra3 / 164019532Csepeli Szikra15 / 162319522Csepeli Szikra11 / 183019512Csepeli Szikra10 / 142019502Csepeli Papírgyári Lombik10 / 16141949–503Csepeli Papír1 / 16511948–493Csepeli Papír4 / 18431947–483Neményi-papírgyár4 / 16431946–474Neményi-papírgyár2 / 13361945–464Neményi Papirgyár SE1 / 1237
External links Profile on Magyar Futball
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