István Tiborcz's Stake in Gránit Bank Continues to Decrease, Former MFB Head Appears
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BDPST's share will be reduced to approximately 10 percent in two steps, and its majority influence over the bank will also cease.
The buyer is János Erős' company, Fafner Capital Kft.
István Tiborcz's stake in Gránit Bank is further reducing its ownership. Following the 9.86% sold to the interests of MagNet chairman Zsolt Fáy and his associates, BDPST Group has now concluded a deal with the interests of former MFB chairman János Erős, selling him its 20.48% share package (worth 30.22% in terms of voting rights). In our article, we present the old and new ownership structures.
A week after the announcement on September 10, news of a change in the ownership structure of Gránit Bank was received again, after BDPST Group reached an agreement with Fafner Capital Kft. on the sale of part of its stake in the financial institution. On the buyer side, after Zsolt Fáy, who is associated with MagNet Bank, this time the buyer is banker János Erős, who with the current agreement will acquire an ownership share of over 20 percent,…
Fafner Capital has acquired a 20.48 percent stake in the financial institution. Gránit Bank's circle of domestic professional investors continues to expand.
István Tiborcz will be forced out of decision-making at Gránit Bank if the central bank approves ex-banker János Erős' purchase of a package that will secure 30 percent of the votes. Magnet Bank CEO Zsolt Fáy and his colleagues agreed with Tiborc on ten percent the other day. It remains to be seen how they can work together, and what the political landscape has to say about Erős's activation.
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