According to MTI, Tisza Party president Magyar said this agreement was reached in talks with Zsolt Hernádi, chief executive of the oil and gas MOL Group, in the presence of Tisza officials István Kapitány and András Kármán, alongside MOL’s senior management.
“MOL has confirmed that Hungary’s uninterrupted fuel supply will be guaranteed, even amid turbulent global market conditions,” he said.
Magyar also wrote that he is calling on the caretaker prime minister, Viktor Orbán, to extend the outgoing government’s decree reducing the income tax on fuels, which is set to expire on April 30, until May 30.
Magyar added that he had also discussed with Hernádi the HUF 25 billion (EUR 68.7 million) dividend MOL had planned to pay to the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC).
“I told the CEO about the Tisza government’s plans in this regard. MOL will proceed in accordance with the relevant regulations,” he added.
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