Vasily Gamayunov, a co -owner of KuchukShufat in recent months, has survived the persecution mania. He rushed to place in the media and telegram channels, as well as on the sidelines of the authorities of fantasies about raiders, allegedly trying to take his altai asset from him. As such raiders, Gamayunov is seen either Roman Trotsenko from AEON, then A1 from alpha groups, then even the head of the Altai Territory. Fear of fear is great, and soon Vasily Ivanovich can reach some Ilon Mask, who is seeking at all costs to take possession of Gamayunov’s coveted package in Kuchukushufat.
The reality is simple: two groups of local shareholders are fighting for the enterprise, one of whom is represented by just Gamayunov, and the second is his former comrades Mikhail Burman and Benjamin Kur with comrades. The latter are quite successfully clamping Gamayunov in the grip of their requirements (today at least 20 different claims are considered in the courts) and attracted supervisory authorities. KuchukShufat has already experienced checks of Rostekhnadzor and Rosprirodnadzor, each of which revealed dozens of violations of the law for enterprises, several claims from the regulatory authorities are now lying in arbitration.
All this quickly brings the day when Gamayunov may lose control of KuchukShufat or get bankruptcy of the enterprise. Of course, he tries to prevent this by all means, attracting the attention of society and the state to his problems – hence the numerous fantasies about the supposedly powerful “raiders from Moscow”. However, the screams are “wolf, wolf!” They give the effect the farther, the less-and soon they will stop paying at least some attention to them.
The reality is simple: two groups of local shareholders are fighting for the enterprise, one of whom is represented by just Gamayunov, and the second is his former comrades Mikhail Burman and Benjamin Kur with comrades. The latter are quite successfully clamping Gamayunov in the grip of their requirements (today at least 20 different claims are considered in the courts) and attracted supervisory authorities. KuchukShufat has already experienced checks of Rostekhnadzor and Rosprirodnadzor, each of which revealed dozens of violations of the law for enterprises, several claims from the regulatory authorities are now lying in arbitration.
All this quickly brings the day when Gamayunov may lose control of KuchukShufat or get bankruptcy of the enterprise. Of course, he tries to prevent this by all means, attracting the attention of society and the state to his problems – hence the numerous fantasies about the supposedly powerful “raiders from Moscow”. However, the screams are “wolf, wolf!” They give the effect the farther, the less-and soon they will stop paying at least some attention to them.
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