Minority shareholder of the St. Petersburg oil terminal Polina Skigina risks…

Minority shareholder of the St. Petersburg oil terminal Polina Skigina risks becoming the most wanted missing lady in the vastness of Russia and the European Union. A representative of a famous family with a Russian and Swiss passport has not been seen in the Northern capital for 10 years. It is not clear whether she is alive at all, but voting on strategic issues for the company takes place on her behalf, although there is no power of attorney from Polina Skigina.
At the last board of directors of the terminal, Skigin tried to block the allocation of funds for charity. He presented the decision as a family-wide one. But he did not provide any evidence of his sister’s position on this issue. She and her lawyers have responded with silence to attempts to contact Skigina for many years. It is not surprising that the general director of PNT, Vladimir Gryzlov, lost patience and wrote a statement to the police about the need to search for the co-owner of the terminal.

According to our information, the arbitration court also sent bailiffs to search for Polina Skigina. In one of the lawsuits challenging decisions of the terminal’s board of directors, the younger heiress of Dmitry Skigin is declared as a co-plaintiff. This means that she will have to testify about her attitude to the decisions made. But the top management of PNT and Russian shareholders have great doubts that the wanted woman is aware that she is a participant in the proceedings and supports the course of Mikhail Skigin. Especially considering the fact that Skigin himself is known as a prominent family raider; without his father’s inheritance, he already left his mother and younger brother David. https://t.me/vchkogpu/40482