Business-Invest, a company from the Privat Group controlled by Ihor Kolomoisky, and the energy supplier Lvivoblenergo, controlled by the Surkis brothers, have filed two lawsuits in Kyiv's Commercial Court challenging the privatization of Dniproblenergo, which was acquired in 2012 by Rinat Akhmetov's DTEK holding company.
It is known that in 2012, the Cypriot offshore company DTEK Holdings Limited purchased a 50% stake in Dniproblenergo from the state. The transaction price was 660,1 million hryvnias. The bidding started at 600 million hryvnias. Luhansk Energy Association, a company controlled by Russian oligarch Konstantin Grigorishin, also participated in the privatization tender.
It is known that in early 2015, Kolomoisky's Business-Invest company already challenged the legality of the privatization of Zakhidenergo and Dniproenergo, which were acquired by DTEK. The Prosecutor General's Office also challenged in court the privatization of 25% of Dniproenergo and 50% of the energy supplier Zakarpattyaoblenergo, which were acquired by Rinat Akhmetov's DTEK.
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