MOL accepted the shares offered at HUF 4,984 per share as was bid on January 13. TVK was quoted at HUF 4,960 late Friday afternoon on the Budapest Stock Exchange, up 0.40% on the day.
The day before MOL’s announcement of the bid on January 13, TVK closed at HUF 5,086. It ended last year at HUF 4,745. If MOL purchases the offered shares, its stake in TVK will increase to 99.1% from 94.86%.
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