Sergei Kulikov, who headed Rusnano at the end of 2020, turned to the General…

Sergei Kulikov, who headed Rusnano at the end of 2020, turned to the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request to conduct an audit of the company’s work for 2010-2020. During these years, the company was led by its founder Anatoly Chubais. This is stated in Kulikov’s letter, which he sent on March 24 to Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov. The letter was in the possession of RBC.

Earlier, the Cheka-OGPU published an investigation that Kulikov had in his hands large volumes of materials about the criminal activities of Chubais and his team, but he did not transfer them to the security forces.
“S. Kulikov has suitcases of incriminating evidence and irritation of the security forces, who precisely demand an active position of the new leader and the initiation of new criminal cases. S. Kulikov himself, of course, is on the side of the security forces, but what is called going against Chubais and many others “is not of character enough,” said the Cheka-OGPU

The letter to the Prosecutor General states that in 2010-2020, the volume of external borrowings by Rusnano exceeded 290 billion rubles. By the end of 2020, the company’s debt amounted to more than 146 billion rubles, and the cost of servicing it in 2010-2021 was 126 billion rubles.

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In 2016, the size of Rusnano’s liabilities exceeded the value of the company’s assets, as a result of which the company’s “property insufficiency” became obvious and “signs of insolvency (bankruptcy) appeared,” the letter says. Based on these facts, the new head of Rusnano asks the Prosecutor General to conduct an audit of the company.