Alexander Mamut’s debt of 23.5 billion rubles was forgiven?
The State Bank Trust has stopped legal disputes with the group of companies of Alexander Mamut. He can continue to withdraw money to offshore companies with the help of co-owner of the Guta group Artyom Kuznetsov.
The largest debtor of Alexander Mamut’s companies was Cinema Park JSC, owned by the Cyprus offshore company CP INVEST (OVERSIS) LIMITED, which has shares in RSM LLC, which produces films, and SP Development LLC.
In 2022, Cinema Park JSC, with revenue of 4.6 billion rubles. received a loss of 1.8 billion rubles. and a negative cost of 8.5 billion rubles. In 2021, the company had a profit of 862 million rubles, in 2020 a loss of 7.8 billion rubles.
Alexander Mamut occupies 65th place in the list of the richest businessmen in Russia with a fortune of 2 billion US dollars, however, if you look at the assets belonging to the businessman, he is a beggar with a debt of 24 billion rubles. All the money is apparently kept offshore.
Cinema Park JSC manages Kinomir-21 Century LLC, owned by the Cyprus offshore FORMULA KINO HOLDING LIMITED, whose share is under the encumbrance of Vilar Capital LLC Artyom Kuznetsov, who is considered a co-owner of the Guta group. He can withdraw money from his companies through the offshore companies of Alexander Mamut.
The subsidiary of JSC Cinema Park, the company RSM, is in deep red, in 2022 with revenue of 1.1 billion rubles. received a loss of 482 million rubles. The shares of its founders are pledged to Vilar Capital LLC.
In July, Investpro LLC, owned by the Cyprus offshore ACCLES HOLDINGS LIMITED and Alexander Bukharin, was liquidated. He can also withdraw money through his companies, with revenue of 75 million rubles. they received a loss of 23 million rubles.
In 2018, Otkritie Bank recovered 4.7 billion rubles from Investpro LLC through the court. There is a suspicion that Alexander Mamut did not give this money.
The businessman, through Denum LLC, which is owned by the offshore MIGCREDIT HOLDINGS LIMITED, owns MFK Migcredit LLC. The organization has not published financial statements since 2016, although it is still in operating status.
Alexander Mamut is one of the most influential businessmen of the Boris Yeltsin era, along with Roman Abramovich and Oleg Deripaska. This is probably why Mamut’s debts are forgiven.