4iG Nyrt. (ticker: 4IG.BD) operates as a leading Hungarian holding company in telecommunications, information technology services, broadcasting, satellite communications and space-defence technologies. The company provides platform-independent custom software design and development; full-scale enterprise IT solutions including IT operation, support and banking data services; document and case management systems; hardware and software sales with integration services; managed IT services for large and midsize enterprises encompassing firewalls, UTM, VPN, PC fleet management, business continuity, disaster recovery as a service and cloud backup as a service; data-focused executive solutions; SAP ERP and low-code/no-code platforms; cybersecurity consulting, operations and technology integrations; IT infrastructure including data centers, hybrid multi-cloud systems, IoT, AI/ML virtual infrastructure and network management; wired and mobile internet, landline telephone, broadcasting, value-added mobile services and network infrastructure across Hungary and the Western Balkans; as well as satellite telecommunications, UAV technologies and data center construction and operations. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, 4iG Nyrt. serves governmental, enterprise and consumer markets through 28 subsidiaries across four countries with over 8,000 employees. Recent developments include the December 2025 acquisition of a 99% stake in Netfone Telecom, a nationwide virtual mobile operator with 106,000 customers; majority control of Rotors & Cams and 90% of Gestamen Kutatás Fejlesztés Zrt. for defence expansion; signing of share purchase agreements with the Hungarian state and N7 Holding to form a defence industrial holding; a HUF 96 billion investment in its 4iG Space and Defence unit by iG TECH Capital to fund the HUSAT satellite programme and manufacturing capacity; potential $100 million investment in Axiom Space with a joint orbital data center project; launch of the unified One telecommunications brand in Hungary in January 2025; entry into North Macedonia; and a partnership with Ericsson for 5G network development in Albania following a EUR 50 million equipment investment.