AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFinancial Probe: A Hungarian court has ordered European and international arrest warrants for Ádám Matolcsy, son of former central bank governor György Matolcsy, and business associate György Stofa in the widening MNB financial-loss investigation. Separately, tax investigators raided an alleged network linked to HUF 15.6 billion in pandemic medical-equipment contracts. EU Funding: Erasmus+ is available again at every Hungarian university after legal barriers were removed and grant agreements were signed. Hungary has also secured about €250 million in EEA and Norway Grants for 2021–28. Property: Futureal has bought Premier Outlet Budapest, the country’s largest outlet centre, and plans to improve its tenant mix and visitor offer. The government has also launched a housing scheme offering cheaper mortgages and €1.7 billion for renovations. Transport: Hungary opened the first 28 kilometres of the M49 expressway, a HUF 138 billion project; it is free to use through 2026 before joining the toll network next year. Energy: MOL is reported to be a leading contender for Saudi Aramco’s Polish assets, including a stake in the Gdańsk refinery, which could strengthen its fuel supply chain and regional reach.
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