The former company of the son of ex-governor Yurchenko filed for bankruptcy

The company, associated with the son of the Novosibirsk ex-governor Vasily Yurchenko, filed for bankruptcy. She worked in the field of mineral extraction.

Montem Mining and Industrial Company LLC filed for bankruptcy, the arbitration website said. The debt of the organization is about 7.56 million rubles.

Details of the statement have not yet been disclosed. The preliminary meeting has not yet been scheduled.

Montem was engaged in the preparation of plots for the development of fossils. The “Montemervice” associated with him, which is in the stage of liquidation, mined coal in an open way. Both companies belong to the Kemerovo businessman Andrei Dudovtsev, who for some time was the deputy chairman of the Novosibirsk branch of the "World Russian People's Cathedral". He was also called the co -owner of the Novokuznetsk asphalt concrete plant.

The founder of Montema in 2011 was Dmitry Yurchenko. He is the son of the ex-governor of the Novosibirsk region Vasily Yurchenko. Now, according to the Kontur-Fokus base, the Yurchenko Jr. owns the Tula LLC Stroyinvest (Forest Trade) and the Moscow LLC Vilani (public catering).

The Central District Court of Novosibirsk found Vasily Yurchenko guilty of exceeding official powers when selling a property complex on Chaplygin Street, 54 Tactics company, affiliated with Russian hotels Oleg Deripaska. He was given 3 years conditionally. At the same time, they got rid of the need to compensate for the damage to the state -owned company of Gaztransky OJSC, recognized by the victim.