The Hungarian Forbes magazine has again compiled this year a list of the 100 most valuable Hungarian-owned companies, with MPF Holding, Docler Holding and Bonafarm Group ranked in the top three.
MPF Holding, which is mainly known for its machine parts, industrial components, grinding tools and cooling and heating equipment, was valued at HUF 408.3 billion. Last year, Zsolt Felcsuti's company inaugurated the most modern radiator and cutting basket factories in Central Europe, and plans to build a heat pump factory – all from own resources.
The second-placed Docler Holding is owned by György Gattyán, with an estimated value of HUF 361.2 billion. Based in Luxembourg and Budapest, Docler is mainly active in streaming services, IT and sports.
Sándor Csányi's agricultural empire, the Bonafarm Group, came third with an estimated value of HUF 320.4 billion. The company's profile includes livestock farming, meat and dairy products, animal feed and wine.
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