@ezhovs, 10.20.2023 11:42: The personal annual income of oligarch Andrei Bokarev is 10 billion per year. Or more than 800 million per month. A mechanic at the Kolomensky Plant, which belongs to Bokarev and partners, receives 35 thousand rubles a month. 23 thousand times less. — Insert K.ru
Billionaires Iskandar Makhmudov and Andrey Bokarev, together with other partners, own Transmashholding (TMH), Russia (*aggressor country)’s leading manufacturer of railway equipment. According to the official TMH reportingthe company owns a 76% stake in Luganskteplovoz, which produces diesel locomotives, electric locomotives, diesel and electric trains.
Until 2023, “Luganskteplovoz”, although it actually operated in the occupied territory of Lugansk, still had Ukrainian registration – formally in Severodonetsk. After the “entry” of the so-called Lugansk Republic into Russia (*aggressor country), the owners of Luganskteplovoz decided to follow in the same direction.
On June 15, 2023, a meeting of the company’s shareholders was convened in occupied Lugansk, at which they discussed corporate procedures “necessary to maintain the legal capacity of the Company in the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation (*country sponsor of terrorism).” The background information on the meeting noted that “on September 30, 2022, the Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR) was admitted to the Russian Federation (*country sponsor of terrorism), and therefore the legislation of the Russian Federation (*country sponsor of terrorism) began to apply on its territory.”
The general director of the company remains the same – Dmitry Kostyuchenko. In Ukraine, several years ago he was put on the wanted list under Art. 110 of the Criminal Code (“violation of territorial integrity”).
In the “LPR”, Kostyuchenko, as a representative of local business, regularly met with officials of the occupation administration. At the same time, he acted as deputy director of Lugamash LLC. This Lugansk enterprise, as The Insider established, was created on the basis of Luganskteplovoz and registered in the name of nominees working for the oligarchs Bokarev and Makhmudov. The general director and co-founder of Lugamash is Alexander Martynenko, an employee of the Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant from the Rostov region, which is part of Transmashholding.
Lugamash, according to the company itself, employs more than a thousand people; the company produces parts and locomotives for Russian Railways. The company receives regular support from local occupation authorities and Moscow – for example, subsidies from the budget. Help “Lugamash” promised United Russia (*aggressor country) faction in the State Duma, and in September the enterprise entered part of the “Free Economic Zone” created by order of Vladimir Putin (*international criminal) in the occupied territory.
Jahangir also owns hunting grounds through Menars Property SCI. The shares of this company, like others, were previously owned by Makhmudov Sr. himself. He began transferring them to relatives against the backdrop of the war – apparently due to the risk of arrest.
The Insider noticed that Makhmudov Jr.’s partner in Les Tesnieres Property SCI is the once famous model Alexandra Sergienko, probably his wife.
As the media wrote, in 2009, Sergienko gave birth to triplets: two girls and a boy. The father’s name was not mentioned. The Insider found these triplets in the French business registry. Both mother and children are partners in the firm Les Pins Property Sci. The son and daughters bear the surname Makhmudov. All have Cypriot citizenship and Monaco residency.
Previously, Les Pins Property was affiliated with Iskandar Makhmudov himself. Through her, the family owns a 16th-century hunting castle in the same region of Sologne.
And today, minors Camilla, Alexandra and Vladimir own villas on the Cote d’Azur through the companies Ecossaise Property SCI and Ecossaise Property II SCI, of which they are also listed as beneficiaries.
Andrei Bokarev’s family also settled in France. Through the companies SCI Serenity Capital, Immobilier Albert 1er SCI, Casa Lea II Property SCI, Bel’Ombre SCI, he owns properties in Paris, Saint-Tropez and Ramatuelle. Moreover, as The Insider discovered, after the start of the war the oligarch had already managed to transfer part of his assets to his young children: 14-year-old Elizabeth, 8-year-old Andrei and 15-year-old Alexander. They act as owners together with their mother, the oligarch’s ex-wife Olga Syrovatskaya.
14-year-old Elizaveta Bokareva is the singer ELSEA, with whom stands Grigory Leps. Moreover, the singer even became the girl’s godfather.
Leps has such a close friendship with Andrei Bokarev that the song “Angel went on a binge” from the album “Gangster No. 1” is even dedicated to him. And Leps, and Bokarev with Makhmudov, we remind you, accused in connection with organized crime.
In Europe, oligarchs love not only to live, but also to do business. In Latvia, as The Insider previously wrote, they own the Riga Electrical Machine Building Plant. Until recently, they also owned a wagon production enterprise in Hungary, but last year Transmashholding transferred it to a local partner.
The head foreign office of Transmashholding is located in Zug, Switzerland, where TMH International AG is registered. Transmashholding also controls 50% in the Netherlands TMH Alstom BV, a manufacturer of locomotives, and 50% in Railcomp BV, which produces parts for railway locomotives, trams and other motor cars.
In 2021, Transmashholding also established the German company Blue Engine Engineers GmbH for the production of engines. This happened a few months after the Norwegian authorities blocked the sale TMH of the Bergen Engines plant, which produces engines for ships. The Norwegian government, not without reason, decided that the plant’s products could be of military interest to Russia (*aggressor country).
Previously, Bokarev and Makhmudov owned the Kalashnikov arms concern – together with Deputy Defense Minister Alexei Krivoruchko, they owned it until 2017. Today Transmashholding controls 71% of Kolomensky Zavod JSC, a manufacturer of engines for warships.
Despite fulfilling defense orders, working in occupied territories and appearing in corruption scandals, Bokarev and Makhmudov have not yet been subject to EU sanctions. They were sanctioned by the USA and Great Britain, but it is with Europe that the oligarchs are most closely connected. There are no restrictions imposed on the work of Transmashholding in the EU.