An analysis conducted by the Hungarian economic portal G7 indicates that several companies connected to the family of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have accrued substantial financial benefits during his tenure in power. According to the data presented, these associated companies received total dividends exceeding 64 million euros between 2010 and 2026. The report details specific disbursements to family members.
Viktor Orbán’s father, for instance, was reported to have received over 34 million euros. These funds originated from various sectors, including mining, as well as other businesses operating within the transport and real estate industries. Furthermore, the former prime minister, István Tiborcz, was documented as receiving over 29 million euros in dividends.
These earnings were primarily sourced from companies under the BDPST group. This conglomerate operates across several diverse sectors, including investment, tourism, real estate development, finance, and logistics. The G7 analysis noted that the central entity of the BDPST group has accumulated significant assets, contributing to the overall financial profile of the family’s business interests.
The findings provide a detailed breakdown of the financial flow involving these key companies over the specified period, quantifying the total euros received in the million range.
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An analysis published by the Hungarian economic portal G7 suggests that several companies connected to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s family gained substantial financial benefits during his time