Offices in Zugló purchased by Bayer, intended for potential government use, now stand empty following Hungary’s withdrawal from the deal earlier this August. A tour of the facilities revealed completed décor and furnishings, including a large bicycle parking area planned for the postal service. Notably, furniture worth ten truckloads, ordered from Poland by the state treasury, remains stored in the basement. This comes as Bayer, the company facing insolvency, has filed for bankruptcy proceedings. The visit included a look at the prepared office of the postal service’s CEO, highlighting the extent of preparation for a move that will not occur. The situation illustrates a stalled state procurement and the financial difficulties of Bayer.