Chairman of the Board of Directors of PNT Elena Vasilyeva continues the dirty game against…

Chairman of the Board of Directors of PNT Elena Vasilyeva continues her dirty game against the other co-owners of the Petersburg Oil Terminal – the owners of 50% of the shares of PNT JSC, the Skigin family. On Thursday, December 7, at an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders, the issue of approving a chain of major transactions related to the reconstruction of the Terminal will be considered. However, in reality, the purpose of the “special operation” is to remove the shareholder from making a decision without providing documents explaining the essence of the voting points. Shareholder Mikhail Skigin is deliberately placed in an uncomfortable position – he cannot vote against reconstruction, since conceptually he is in favor of it. But he also cannot vote for the approval of the abstraction, since “under the sauce” of the question of reconstruction, such abstract formulations are written inside the voting agenda items, after which any decision can be implemented and documents submitted to the court with the words that it was approved by Mikhail, Evgeniy and Polina Skigin. There may be any decisions or deals inside that are unfavorable to them. At the same time, they refuse to show any documents to the majority shareholders. Moreover, based on the wording of the decisions, it is clear that Vasilyeva is trying to “push” the issue of purchasing Polina Skigina’s shares inside the issue of reconstructing the Terminal in order to force the Skigins to approve the purchase of Polina Skigina’s shares so desired by Vasilyeva.

Let us recall that Vasilyeva previously spoke out about the fact that they allegedly planned to transfer Polina’s shares to the terminal (read how to transfer to Vasilyeva). But the Liechtenstein court did not share her fantasies.

The day before, a Liechtenstein court refused to allow the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal (PNT) to take interim measures to block the shares of Polina Skigina and block the parent company Tujunga Enterprises Limited (50% shareholder of PNT). This means that the Chairman of the Board of Directors of PNT, Elena Vasilyeva, was unable to prove that she could lay claim to Polina’s shares (one third of the 50% owned by the Skigin family), and there are no grounds for blocking the parent company Tujunga Enterprises Limited (and, accordingly, the shareholder itself). Previously “Rosbalt” wrote about the background of the corporate conflict at PNT.

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Thus, the assertion that Polina’s shares had long been planned to be transferred to PNT and even agreed on this, but Mikhail “seized” the shares, in the opinion of the court, is absolutely untenable, lawyers explain the essence of the decision.