The Businesses of Orbán’s Family

People close to Viktor Orbán began to take over his fallen enemy’s empire

A lawyer with ties to Viktor Orbán and his closest business ally bought an agricultural company of Lajos Simicska, who fought a long and unsuccessful campaign against Orbán before this year’s parliamentary election.

Heavy traffic at the stone mine of Viktor Orbán’s father reveals new details of the mysterious business operation

Many trucks carrying products of the mine belong to a company that has been winning lucrative state construction contracts in recent years.

Forrás: 7/24 Hírműsor

Company of Orbán’s son-in-law moved into a luxury villa owned by influential businessmen

The move is another sign of the increasingly close relationship between the prime minister’s family and the country’s business elite.

Forrás: 444.hu

Orbán’s son-in-law extends his influence over major real estate company

István Tiborcz now owns more than 75 percent of the company, which has a high-value real estate portfolio, according to company records reviewed by Direkt36.

Businessman winning state contracts watched football match with Viktor Orbán

Gábor Szentgyörgyi’s company does not even have a functioning website but it has been winning lucrative state contracts in recent years.

Forrás: Orbán Viktor Facebook

Six things Direkt36 revealed about the company of Orbán’s son-in-law, and later were also found suspicious by the EU’s Anti-fraud Office

(Magyar) Az EU csalás elleni hivatala súlyos szabálytalanságokat talált a miniszterelnök vejének egykori cége, az Elios közbeszerzéseiben. Több fontos megállapítás már évekkel ezelőtt előkerült a Direkt36 cikkeiben.

Company of Hungarian Prime Minister’s brother received EU subsidy yet again

While the government has stepped up its attacks on Brussels, the family of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán keeps benefiting from EU funds.

Company linked to Orbán’s brother won major public tender with the highest bid

The other bidders offered lower prices but they were eliminated from the procurement.

Viktor Orbán hardly believed that his family members are subcontractors of state projects. Here is the evidence

A freight company owned by the father of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán receives nearly €970 thousand from a railway reconstruction project at Lake Balaton.

Fotó: Túry Gergely/HVG

Government official János Lázár gibbers about suspicious tenders won by the son-in-law of the Prime Minister

The European Union’s antifraud office has found serious irregularities in public projects carried out by a company formerly owned by the son-in-law of Hungary’s PM. The government has already received the report, but it does not publish it. Earlier it had been not that secretive in a similar case.