The article discusses the potential for a company connected to Agrofert to acquire a contract from Lesy ČR, the Czech state forestry company. There are concerns that the company might utilize indirect means to bypass regulations or bidding processes typically required in such contracts. Commentary on the implications of this behavior highlights issues of transparency and fairness in public procurement. This situation raises questions about corporate influence on government contracts, particularly in light of Agrofert’s significant role in Czech business and politics. As this situation unfolds, it may prompt further discussion on the need for stricter oversight of procurement practices in the public sector.