TVK, suspended trading on Tuesday pending the announcement, and closed at HUF 5,086 on Monday on the Budapest Stock Exchange (BET). It ended last year at HUF 4,745. MOL already owns 94.86% of TVK’s 23.04 million shares. The National Bank of Hungary in its capacity as financial supervisory authority has yet to approve the tender.
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