A company, twn.hu, significantly overcharged the Hungarian government for advertising, billing at least five times the market rate. The firm benefited from government propaganda campaigns spearheaded by a minister, Antal Rogán, and curiously, the majority of its revenue – 98 percent – originated from sources beyond these inflated ad contracts. This raises questions about the true source of the company’s substantial profits. Investigations suggest the advertising revenue alone cannot explain the scale of the financial gains. The firm received payments from sources that remain unclear, prompting scrutiny into potential conflicts of interest and financial irregularities. The situation involves a connection to Rogán's former wife’s tabloid publication, where the overbilled ads were placed. Further investigation is needed to uncover the full extent of these financial dealings.