Tiborcz István
Tiborcz István is a Hungarian businessman known for being the owner of the BDPST Group, which is involved in various investment activities. He has often been described as a reclusive figure in Hungary, rarely making public statements. Recently, he was mentioned in the Austrian newspaper Der Standard in connection with speculative rumors regarding his potential interest in acquiring Raiffeisen Bank International's Russian subsidiary, AO Raiffeisenbank. However, both Tiborcz and his company firmly denied these allegations, asserting that they have no business interests in Russia and dismissing the claims as unfounded.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Hungary | 4 | 6.50 | 0.32% | +10% | 9,660,351 | 34,004 | $160,000 | 563$ |
| Totals | 4 | 9,660,351 | 34,004 | $160,000 | 563$ |
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Recent Mentions
Hungary:
Kovács Gergely highlighted Tiborcz István's visit as an opportunity to generate funds for the district.
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Hungary:
Felföldi József wrote a post addressing Tiborcz István, questioning the credibility of the government's performance.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István responded to his wife's post, stating that his company's operations would continue smoothly.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István, the owner of BDPST Group, responded to his wife Orbán Ráhel's announcement about their potential move to the United States.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István was mentioned in the context of a song mocking the railway situation in Hungary.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István was referenced as someone who would respond instead of Orbán Ráhel.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István is linked to a company accused of transporting provocateurs to disrupt a Hungarian event.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István was also present at meetings alongside Garamvölgyi Balázs.
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Hungary:
Tiborcz István is a significant figure in the Hungarian economic elite.
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Hungary:
Dobrev Klára compared the tax contributions of Tiborcz István, the Prime Minister's son-in-law, to that of a two-child shop assistant.
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