> If XOM refers to Hungary they could mean the Békés Basin as well and the lines you have quoted do not indicate that they will stay, not even in between the lines.

Interesting that you are inferring that Exxon could mean the Békés basin is their unconventional property in Hungary. So you are discounting Exxon’s 2 years of activities in the Makó trough in favor of the Békés basin where Exxon haven’t sunk the drill bit into the ground.

Exxon has no licencing rights in the Bekes basin whatsoever.

I’m sure you can read MOL’s statement below the presentation:

“MOL has launched an exploration program alone.”