In total, over €4.2 million was returned to the Exchequer by CAB last year.
The Criminal Assets Bureau is investigating over 130 targets in the midlands.
There are 85 in the Weatmeath/Meath division and the Laois/Offaly division has 47.
The CAB 2020 report also details the operation targeting an organised criminal gang that's operating in the region.
Officers seized €110,000 in cash, 12 vehicles, four high value watches and four caravans.
171 searches were carried out in 20 counties and in excess of €4.2 million was returned to the Exchequer last year.
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