On Monday, the course was set in the Hungarian capital for a profound realignment of the regional defense industry. The Hungarian technology group 4iG announced the conclusion of far-reaching strategic cooperation agreements with the Czech Czechoslovak Group (CSG) and the Hungarian Defense Forces. At the heart of the plans is the long-established company Rába in […] The post TATRA, Gidrán, HIMARS: Rába Holding Becomes the Heart of a New Armed Vehicle Alliance appeared first on Hungary Today.

Hungarian company 4iG clarified that the registration of journalist Bence Pintér for an event in Győr, where Prime Minister Orbán was expected, was revoked because the event was not being held at the initially planned location.

Hungarian telecommunications and IT company 4iG announced a profit of HUF 21.2 billion in 2025, indicating a reduction in its financial losses, as reported by the Budapest Business Journal.

The Fidesz-affiliated 4iG group had a fantastic year, acquiring significant state defense industry capacities and achieving a historic high in revenue of 734 billion forints, with its after-tax profit increasing sixfold.

Czechoslovak Group (CSG) has acquired a 49% stake in the Hungarian company 4iG Space & Defence Technologies, gaining influence over Rába, a heavy vehicle manufacturer. The agreement was signed in Budapest, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stating that 4iG and Rába will become a flagship of the Hungarian defense industry.

The 4iG company announced that it canceled an event in Győr, which the mayor had invited Viktor Orbán to, and will instead hold the event in Budapest.

The Hungarian government-affiliated company 4iG has received a 16 billion forint convertible loan from Mubadala, an Abu Dhabi state investment firm, which can be converted into an ownership stake.

Global stock markets are experiencing a downturn, but Hungarian companies Mol and 4iG are reportedly performing well.

The opposition mayor of Győr, Bence Pintér, was denied a meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán during his visit to the city, and his accreditation was subsequently revoked by 4iG.

Hungarian telecommunications, defense, and space industry company 4iG has broken its own revenue record for the third consecutive year and achieved peak profit, bolstered by government contracts.