It did rule the deal invalid, but it refused to cancel the consequences of the transaction.Apparently, until recently, Belon felt at ease in everything concerning Kuzbassugol. Koks again challenged the deal, but this time the court played clever. But in March 2000, Kemerovo Property Fund once again sold the package to Belon, out of the competition and for the same money. Their company, Koks, challenged the sale the 16% package in court and in February 2000 the court canceled the deal conduced a month earlier. The conditions obliged the winner to invest heavily in those companies where Belon was among shareholders.īut suddenly the cunning plan was spoiled by other businessmen influential in the region, namely by the Zubitsky brothers who, according to some information, might have been owners of a few percent of shares in Kuzbassugol. Then for some reason Tuleyev's team decided to organize a sale of the federal share in Kuzbassugol and drew up the conditions of the investment competition for 79% of the shares in the company. Controlled by Belon, Belovskaya mine, along with the other 17 companies comprising Kuzbassugol, were never sold through a RFBR competitive bid. Aman Tuleyev's favouritism to the Novosibirsk company could be explained easily by the fact that among its founders along with NLMK there are Belovskaya mine and Leninskugol, both part of Kuzbassugol. In 2000, Kemerovo region Property Fund sold 16% of shares to Belon for 100 million rubles without announcing the tender. Kemerovo regional administration received 18% of Kuzbassugol from the federal government and decided to immediately give it away. The company obviously expected to gain control over Kuzbassugol over time. Kemerovo regional authorities attracted Belon headquartered in Novosibirsk.
Back in 2000 the company did not draw much attention. Coking coal accounted for about a third of that amount, and the rest was made up by energy fuel. In the early 2000s, Kuzbassugol was producing about 20 million tons of raw materials per year. In 2008-2009 Dobrov sold 82.6% of Belon coal company to a Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine, thus collecting more than $ 500 million. In the early 2000s it also acquired coal mines. In 1998 the company bought Belovskaya concentrating mill. In exchange for conducted work Belon received coal, which it started to sell. Soon the company went into technical reconstruction of coal-fueled plants. In 1991 he founded and headed Belon that was engaged in trade and owned a chain of video clubs. In 1987 he became second secretary of Pervomaisky regional committee of Komsomol in Novosibirsk. H is a graduate of Executive MBA programme. In 2005 he graduated from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow. In 1985 he graduated from Novosibirsk Electrical Engineering Institute, where he got a degree in Industrial Electronics. The firm of the mafia goes to conquer PrimoryeĪndrey Dobrov was born on 13 February 1963 in Alma-Ata. The "Mercator" of Don Simeon and the provincial governor Andrei Tarasenko Officials fell into the mafia web of the "Mercator"Īs the company of Don Simeon carries civilian aircraft in ZurichĬareer Andrei Tarasenko ruined the "Mercator"Ĭompany mafia lets officials "under the escarpment"
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