According to state news agency MTI, the companies receiving the grants from the state budget are: Kiskunfelegyhazi Malom Malomipari és Kereskedelmi Kft.; Pikopack Ipari, Kereskedelmi és Szolgaltato Zrt.; Alfoldi Tej Kft.; VT Metal Kft.; AE-plasztik Kft.; Ajkai Elektronika Kft.; Szamos Kft.; AXON Kabelgyarto Kft.; Videoton Elektro-Plast, Master Good Kft.; PEMU MUanyagipari Zrt.; HAJDU Autotechnika Ipari Zrt.; HAJDU Hajdusagi Ipari Zrt.; and, Tatabanyai Sutoipari Kft.
The funds were designated for companies that did not receive European Union funding and lack the capital they need for carrying out job-creating investments in Hungary.
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