The accounts payable of Razrez Cheremshansky LLC (Belovo) again remained unpaid. Yesterday, the Arbitration Court of the Kemerovo Region refused to satisfy Nikolai Sosnovsky’s application for repayment of all debts of the LLC in the amount of 552.64 million rubles, since the court did not receive any documents indicating that Mr. Sosnovsky transferred funds to repay the debt. Neither he himself nor his representative appeared at the meeting. This is the second such attempt in the bankruptcy case of Razrez Cheremshansky LLC over the past four months. Let us recall that at the end of last year, a statement of intention to repay the entire debt of the open-pit mine was sent to arbitration by the owner of Razrez Cheremshansky LLC, Alexander Polyakov. But on January 26, the court also refused him, since the money had not been received by the date set by the court for the transfer of funds. Cheremshansky is not an operating enterprise, but holds a subsoil license. In September 2009, bankruptcy proceedings were introduced at the enterprise, the property complex was sold, which made it possible to re-issue the Cheremshansky license to a new owner in February 2011. Since the spring of last year, control over the mine's accounts payable has passed to the structures of the owner of the RU-COM group, Mikhail Abyzov. Following a complaint from one of them, the license for the Inskoy-2 site in the Belovsky district with reserves of about 90 million tons of D-grade thermal coal was returned to the mine (see Kommersant of January 20, 2012).

Igor Lavrenkov, Kemerovo

Kommersant (Novosibirsk) No. 59 from 04/04/2012

"Cheremshansky" remained in unpaid debt