Dávid Orbán

Dávid Orbán, the prime minister's nephew, became co-owner of the Murobán Kft. gravel quarry in Vámosszabadi at the end of 2021; after opening a new quarry site in early 2022, its revenue grew from 46 million to 212 million forints within a year. The surge coincided with Magyar Közút Zrt., the state road authority, imposing a 20-tonne weight restriction in November 2022 on Road 1401 between Győrzámoly and Győrújfalu, which effectively paralyzed traffic to rival quarry Lajta-Kavics Bányászati Kft. in Darnózseli - a company that previously earned 300-400 million forints annually, received no exemption from the restriction, and was forced into a 60-kilometer detour, while Orbán Dávid's quarry was unaffected by the restriction. Magyar Közút did not respond to questions about why only that road section was restricted, nor did it disclose which companies received exemption permits. Orbán Dávid also directs family stone-quarrying firms (Dolomit Kőbányászati Kft., Gánt Kő Kft.) that likewise supply state infrastructure projects. No criminal proceedings have been brought against him; the case stands as a documented example of a competitive advantage obtained through family connections.