Crimean Titan, a company part of Dmitry Firtash's Group DF, whose government refused to renew its lease for the Irshansk Mining and Processing Plant and the Volnogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Plant, cannot claim a stake in the assets of these enterprises.
This was announced at a briefing by Dmitry Parfenenko, acting head of the State Property Fund, who noted that the Volnogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Plant and the Irshansk Mining and Processing Plant are under the operational management of the state.
"I would like to point out that the State Property Fund, as the former landlord, did not issue any official permits for the investment," Parfenenko said.
He emphasized that, according to current legislation, all property rights to the assets of enterprises returned to state management are his property.
"That is, in accordance with current regulations, the tenant is not entitled to claim any compensation," the head of the State Property Fund added.
He also reported that Crimean Titan was notified in a timely manner of the government’s reluctance to renew the lease agreement for the above-mentioned enterprises three months before the lease expired.
Moreover, the tenant did not allow the inventory commission, which arrived there to check the safety of the property, to enter the enterprise four times.
It was previously reported that on September 5, the Cabinet of Ministers returned the Irshansk Mining and Processing Plant and the Volnogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Combine, leased by Firtash's Crimean Titan company, to state ownership. While generating at least 1 billion hryvnia in profits, these mines only generated 100 million hryvnia in state revenue.
UNIAN
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