The contract under which György Wáberer would have purchased TritonLife Private Hospitals has gone up in smoke.

The Hungarian Competition Authority has terminated its investigation into the acquisition of TritonLife by High Yield, as the latter decided not to proceed with the deal. High Yield informed the authority that the purchase agreement signed on May 29 would not be fulfilled. TritonLife responded, stating that the buyer's refusal made the contract's execution legally impossible. The reasons for the contract's failure remain unclear, and TritonLife's CEO indicated that the transaction is still ongoing but details are confidential. The acquisition required regulatory approval due to High Yield's existing healthcare interests. TritonLife is focusing on operational efficiency rather than expansion, having recently streamlined its management and divested from non-sustainable units. The CEO affirmed the company's stability and clarified that while they are not under pressure to sell, they could consider offers.