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Microsec Ltd. was providing its clients with company data from the database of the Hungarian court of registration already in 1995, back when the worldwide web was still a novelty even for IT professionals. Today, their electronic signature, identification and archiving services have also become important in addition to their information services.

The well-known Mirelite brand is run by a quietly but impressively growing a family business based in Albertirsa, Hungary. They have weathered every crisis and emerged even stronger: they now have four manufacturing bases nationwide.

The last ten years at Mito were about continuous success and learning. They specialise in digital development and marketing solutions, as well as the design and implementation of communications campaigns.

Ferenc Bodrogai, one of the genuine daredevils of the paper industry, has recently sold the brand name Forest-Papír and the consumer segment of his company to an Italian multinational company, only to plunge into two partially new areas with his customary vigour: hygienic services and the Hungarian food industry.

Oázis Llc. started from the ground up unnoticed to become, even with minimal capital, a rapidly expanding and solid business group. The key to their growth over the last few years has been a franchise system based on a family business.

Though Opten Llc. started out in a housing estate flat, today this strong, mid-sized family business selling and developing corporate information services employs one hundred people.

The founders of Qualysoft first built their professional reputation and contacts in Germany and Austria, and then started expanding back in their homeland, Hungary. The business model has worked: today, the group employs nearly 500 people, and anticipate a total turnover of about HUF 9 billion for 2017.

Once a family enterprise that started out as a garage business, it has grown into an international company group, which, in addition to its Hungarian sales subsidiary, owns eight other subsidiaries abroad. It also exports to another 12 countries. Every day, the company sells 12,000 lamps on its markets.

Though it is not generally known, theirs is one of the world’s best-known Hungarian brand names, which can be seen in virtually every country, in nearly 40 million cars.

Using its unique solution, Solvo Ltd. can improve the speed and the safety of pharmaceutical research projects. The Hungarian research company is a global leader in its segment, as illustrated by its great figures.