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This video bids farewell to 2025 from Magyar Építők.
Perhaps it was only when we looked at the odometers on our cars and the article statistics in our editorial system that we finally realised how quickly another year had flown by in the construction industry.
In January, we reported on the lifting of the main grandstand roof structure of the Hungaroringen the installation of the main roof structure, and then, just a few moments later, as the last event of the year, the handover of the latest section of the M4 motorway. Despite the slower pace of the sector, it still achieved many commendable results in 2025, which were recognised by Magyar Építőkön
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We would like to thank all our readers for staying with us this year. Let's continue to build the construction industry together next year!
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