Mikhail Zurabov’s share in “Zangezur Copper-Molybdenum Combine” was seized – 2024-07-30 15:48:34

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2024-07-30 15:48:34

On November 29, 12.4 percent of Zangezur Mining, a shareholder of the Zangezur copper-molybdenum combine, and 12.5 percent of another combine’s shareholder, AMP Holding, were seized, 1lurer.am writes.

The shareholder of “Zangezur Mining” is Mikhail Zurabov, the former Minister of Health and Social Development of Russia through the Cypriot company Walnort Finance Limited.

The shareholders of “AMP Holding” are Mher Poloskov, the former general director of the copper-molybdenum combine, Karen Hakobyan, the brother of Vahe Hakobyan, the deputy of the opposition “Armenia” bloc, and Gurgen Ambaryan, who is the son of the former deputy director of the combine, Narek Ambaryan.

There is no information in the judicial information system and the register as to the scope of the case in which the means of securing the claim against the shares of the companies was used. Aram Orbelyan, a lawyer representing the interests of “Zangezur Mining”, told “News” that he has no information about the arrest decision. “I assume he is securing a lawsuit in some case, I think we will find out later, there is still no information on the “Datalex” platform, with a 99% probability this was as a result of a new legal process against us, I have no idea about the rest… They were sued, demanded to apply security of claim, which was essentially applied,” Orbelyan conveyed. According to the latter, the prohibition of “Zangezur Mining” may be related to the dispute of some transactions, or to any compensation claim.

Before this arrest on the shares of “Zangezur Mining” and “AMP Holding”, by the decision of the court, a ban was also placed on the joint stock company “Industrial Company” which acquired 60 percent of Zangezur copper-molybdenum on September 30, the owner of which is Russian billionaire Roman Trotsenko. A ban was placed on Trotsenko’s share at Zurabov’s request. he considered illegal the acquisition of shares from the Zangezur copper-molybdenum combine and the transfer of 15 percent of it to the government. It was within the scope of this lawsuit that a lien was placed on Trotsenko’s share. As a matter of fact, 70 percent of the combine’s shares are currently under arrest as a result of various lawsuits.

“Zangezur Mining” wants to invest, is interested in expanding its activities, Orbelyan assures. The legality of Trotsenko’s acquisition of shares in the combine is currently being contested in court. “Zangezur Mining” claims that in case of buying and selling shares by the combine, they should have been offered to buy them first. The specified procedure was not followed, and currently “Zangezur Mining” demands to alienate those shares.

Recently, “Zangezur copper-molybdenum combine” submitted a declaration of real owners to the electronic register of legal entities. According to it, Roman Trotsenko has a 32.4 percent share in the company, 15 percent of the combine belongs to the government staff, and 12.4 percent to Mikhail Zurabov. Mirzaaziz Musakhanov has an 8.1 percent share, Roman Khudolin has 4.5 percent. in fact, the latter are related to Trotsenko and occupy management positions in his various companies. Mher Poloskov owns 7.5 percent of the plant, Karen Hakobyan and Gurgen Ambaryan own 2.5 percent each.

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