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Management At Two Oblenergos Accused Of Illegal Exports

Management At Two Oblenergos Accused Of Illegal Exports

10 June 2008

The Prosecutor’s Office in the Poltava region initiated legal proceedings against managers at Poltavaoblenergo (POON: HOLD). According to the prosecutor’s office, illegal exports of sorbent by the company resulted in state budget of USD 0.02 mn. Similar proceedings have been initiated against Chernihivoblenergo (CHEON: HOLD), which is accused of costing the state USD 0.16 mn. Concorde Capital: Block stakes in CHEON and POON are owned by two rival business groups: one controlled by Konstantin Grigorishyn and another by Grigory Surkis. In 2002-2003, control over the activities of these companies was transferred to Surkis. However, his position has weakened since the Orange Revolution and investigations into the management of Surkis-controlled companies have been initiated. Another Surkis-controlled company, Prykarpattiaonlenergo (PREN: HOLD), is also accused of illegally exporting materials.

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