Former Head of Hungarian State-Owned Company Sentenced to Three Years in Prison, Huge Asset Embezzlement Revealed
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In the first instance, the Gyula Court sentenced Antal Fekete, the former CEO of Volánbusz Zrt., to three years in prison.
The former CEO of Volánbusz was sentenced to three years in prison in a bus procurement case involving damages of more than 744 million forints, in the background of which significant attempts to salvage assets were also revealed. 24.hu revealed the business and personal connections of Antal Fekete, who has not been convicted, to the actors in the corruption scandal involving Miklós Seszták, former Minister of Development, and Norbert Szivek, th…
Antal Fekete has tried several times in the past to evict property and sell his properties.
The former head of Volánbusz Zrt., who also plays a key role in the Seszták case, was sentenced to three years in prison - Antal Fekete tried to flee his assets, but the court prevented this.
Norbert Szivek, who has now been arrested, was also previously reported to the former company manager's apartment.
Antal Fekete, who was the CEO of Volánbusz Zrt. between 2015 and 2018, was sentenced to three years in prison for abuses at DAKK Zrt., primarily in bus procurement. The verdict is not yet final. According to the court, the crimes began before Fekete was appointed to the head of Volánbusz.
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