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Istvan Kiraly leaves Antenna Hungaria

December 1, 2022 09.09 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Istvan Kiraly has today (December 1) left his position as CEO of Antenna Hungaria.

In a statement published on his Linkedin page, he confirmed that on March 1, 2023 he will also leave the 4iG Group.

Kiraly gave his reasons for leaving the Hungarian national transmission company as differences of opinion with the owners. Kiraly joined Antenna Hungaria as operational director in April and was subsequently appointed CEO.

According to a local report, Kiraly has been replaced by Laszlo Blenessy, a member of 4iG Group’s board.

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