Hungarian oil and gas company MOL is runner-up on a list of Central Europe’s biggest companies compiled by consultancy Deloitte.
MOL, with net revenue of EUR 15.53bn last year, is behind Polish peer PKN Orlen and ahead of Czech carmaker Skoda, in third, and Ukrainian oil and gas company Naftogas, in fourth place.
The Hungarian unit of German carmaker Audi is twelfth on the list.
There are 68 Hungarian companies in the ranking of 500 in the region.
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