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Date
08/23/2016
Author
Дарья Гуськова
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Republic (ex. Slon.ru)
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The son of the Seagull became the only owner of the largest producer of crushed stone


The son of the Russian Prosecutor General Artem Chaika became the holder of a 100% stake in the Criminal Code of the PNK, which runs the first non -Nutrian company (PNK) and is the largest producer of crushed stone in Russia. This is written by Kommersant, referring to the data of kartoteka.ru .

Earlier, Artem Chaika belonged to 51% of the shares of this structure, 49% were at the former top manager of Russian Railways Sergey Vilshenko.

The PNK has 17 gravel plants: Angasolsky, Beslan, Gavrilovsky, Kamnerachensky, Krutokachinsky, Kuraginsky, Medvezhyegorsk, Orsky, Sibirtsevsky, Sulinsky, Taldan, Zhiphegen, Iset, Mochishchensky, Olenegorsky, Khrebetsk and Shershninsky.

According to the publication, in 2015 the company sold 6.65 million cubic meters of gravel, the workload is estimated at 79%. The revenue according to the results of last year amounted to 3.9 billion rubles, which is 11% less than in 2014. The net profit of enterprises reaches 35.97 million rubles. The main part of the products last year was supplied by Russian Railways.

Artem Chaika previously officially became part of the shareholders of the East Siberian Trade and Industrial Company (PLA), which supplies food salt to Siberia and the Far East. The son of the Prosecutor General controls 90% of the shares, the remaining 10% are owned by Mikhail Karamushka, general director of the Tiret Salerudnik.

Kommersant noted that Artyom Chaika also owns 50% of KSK Elbrus LLC (the company is breeding horses, donkeys, mules and a loser); 33% “Three ES Property Development” (activity in the field of architecture and geological exploration); 27% of Georesurs LLC (the company costs Rio shopping center in Mytishchi) and 100% of Ellada Edwitzes LLC (the company advises investors investing in Russia and Western Europe in the production of salt, gravel, sand and concrete).