On October 15, the State Border Service awarded a tender to Leninskaya Kuznya Plant PJSC for the production of a boat. The order was valued at 14,96 million hryvnias. “Our pennies.”
The vessel is intended for maritime security and is designed for 8 people.
At the auction, the company’s only competitor was UMS Marine LLC; the price difference was 0,2%.
More than 80% of Leninskaya Kuznitsa's shares are owned by the investment fund Prime Assets Capital, which in turn belongs to Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, according to 2010 data. It was this fund that received the president's business assets after he took office, formally separating business from politics.
Another 11,5% of the plant's shares are owned by the deputy head of the BPP, Igor Kononenko.
Even more curious is the fact that the company that lost the tender, UMS Marine, has won several government contracts. Moreover, the company was previously registered at 26 Elektrikov Street, Kyiv. This address is now occupied by Leninskaya Kuznitsa. The company is managed by a certain Vladimir Umrilov. Whether he has any ties to oligarchic, political, or business circles is unknown.
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