Since the 2010 election and Viktor Orban's rise to power in Hungary, the business empire of Meszaros has expanded, and he himself once stated that he owes his wealth to God, luck, and Viktor Orban.
However, after the two-thirds "electoral storm" by Peter Magyar and his Tisza party, shares of Meszaros's companies in Hungary fell, most notably with Opus Global shares dropping by 30 percent.
Regarding the overall situation, and the fact that the Meszaros group also operates in the region, including in Bosnia and Herzegovina through ownership of Lukavac Cement, the group issued a statement emphasizing their commitment to strengthening the economy.
"The Meszaros Group, as one of the largest private competitive employers in the Hungarian market, is dedicated to continuing to strengthen the domestic national economy and remaining a key player within it. Its strategic goal is to create long-term value, regardless of the economic and political environment. The foundation of our operations will continue to be conscious, stable, and responsible business decision-making," they stated.
They also highlighted that they will remain present in international markets.
"We are convinced that the key to sustainable growth is consistently thoughtful construction, which is why we continuously work on strengthening our domestic and international presence. The group has a solid financial background and a clear strategic vision focused on development, and its plans include investments that enable it to achieve results-oriented, innovative, and stable growth," it was announced.