The Prosecutor General's Office Questioned the Founder of the Biggeorge Group
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The Central Prosecutor's Office questioned Tibor Nagygyörgy, founder of the Biggeorge Group, in connection with a real estate investment in Óbuda. The businessman considers the allegations regarding the 2019 case to be unfounded, is defending himself at large, and continues to continue his work as a company manager without any disturbances, HVG has learned.
According to the lawyer of one of the largest real estate businessmen, the suspicion is completely unfounded and they are filing a complaint.
Tibor Nagygyörgy, one of the country's richest real estate businessmen and owner of Biggeorge, Otthon Centrum and DOME, was questioned by the Central Investigative Prosecutor's Office on September 10 in connection with an investment in Óbuda. The prosecutor's office suspected him of an act in 2019, but Nagygyörgy firmly denied the accusations and filed a complaint against the suspicion.
The prosecution questioned Tibor Nagygyörgy regarding Biggeorge's investment in Óbuda - The businessman is defending himself at large.
The founder of Biggeorge was questioned by the Central Prosecutor's Office in connection with an investment in Óbuda. The post Billionaire businessman Tibor Nagygyörgy was also questioned in the Óbuda corruption case first appeared on 24.hu.
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