Company set up to take inventory of Hungary state assets
Hungary's national asset manager MNV has established a project company tasked to set up a unified system for inventorying state-owned assets, the MNV said on Wednesday.
The project company, called State Inventorying Company (ÁNyV), was registered in June. The unified inventorying system is expected to be in place by the end of 2012.
National Development Minister Tamás Fellegi earlier announced plans to inventory all state assets.
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