| Zoltán Áldott | ||||||
Mol was one of the first companies in eastern Europe to make a serious bid to become a key regional player. It began in the 1990s as Hungary’s national oil distributor but had decided by 1998 that regional expansion was the only way to achieve enough clout and growth opportunities in a fragmented market. It kick-started the power battle between the region’s three biggest oil groups in 2000 and has been gunning for the top ever since.
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