News reports claiming that the Swedish media group Bonnier would acquire the majority of Napi Gazdaság are without foundation, but the paper indeed plans to buy know-how from the Swedish firm, Süle said. The owners of Napi Gazdaság do not want to lose the profits expected from the paper’s five-year strategy, he added. The price of Bonnier’s know-how is not yet specified, but the owners do not plan to offer a stake in the paper, Süle said. Rumors about a planned change of ownership spread in the media after representatives of Napi Gazdaság and Bonnier visited each other’s offices.
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