Authorities may demand up to 15.6 billion forints from Viktor Orbán's scouts and raiders, one of whom is already operating a giant wheel in Bali.

Hungarian companies involved in ventilator procurement during the pandemic may have caused a loss of 15.6 billion HUF to taxpayers. State Secretary György László Velkey estimated this damage, highlighting OTT-One Nyrt. as a major beneficiary with a 506 million HUF overpricing. The former CEO, Bálint Majer, is wanted for money laundering and is currently in Indonesia, where he operates a Ferris wheel. Meanwhile, unused ventilators and medical equipment are costing the state millions in storage fees. The investigation by the tax authority (NAV) focuses on tax evasion rather than the overpricing itself. OTT-One secured contracts worth 4.7 billion HUF for ventilators and masks shortly after entering the healthcare supply sector.