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Businesses belonging to Mr Tchigirinski owe Sibir $325m (£227m) not $115m as stated in recent announcements.
Trading in the shares of Sibir Energy, the Aim-listed Russian oil group, was suspended on Thursday at the company's request after it was revealed that major shareholder Chalva Tchigirinski owes the company significantly more money than previously disclosed. ...
In October last year, the company proposed spending $340m to buy distressed property projects from companies associated with Mr Tchigirinski, including the 612m-tall, Norman Foster-designed Russia Tower in Moscow and the Irkutsk Tea Factory development in Siberia, as well as four businesses worth $317m. Carl Merling, head of hedge fund Emeralt Investments, claimed at the time: "This is a corporate scandal of the first class."
Shareholders subsequently revolted over the deal and the company said at the end of January that it was abandoning the transaction.
Deutsche Bank analyst Tatiana Kapustina, said the statement was "very worrying." She said that it is not Sibir's ability to survive with the increase in debt that was causing concern, as Sibir's free cash flow after capital expenditure and debt repayments was expected to come in at $550m. Ms Kapustina said she was more concerned with corporate governance.
angeblich haben sie bereits 550 Millionen Ausgaben für Schulden,und jettz kommen noch die Schulden von Tchigirinski dazu
Meldung heute :CEO ausgewechselt ,Ernst&Young soll Vorgänge um Tchigirinski prüfen
Sibir announces that it has appointed its solicitors, Jones Day, and the accountants, Ernst & Young, to carry out an investigation into the actual and proposed real estate dealings with any Chalva Tchigirinski ("Tchigirinski") interest and any other related party transactions between a Tchigirinski interest and Sibir during 2008. For the avoidance of doubt, the Avtocard and Korimos transactions, which were approved by shareholders on December 18, 2008, will not form part of this investigation.
In addition, Sibir announces that Henry Cameron, its Chief Executive Officer, has been suspended from all his executive duties (save as set out below) pending the result of the investigation.
Henry Cameron will continue (notwithstanding the suspension of other executive duties) to assist Sibir on an ongoing basis to recover all monies owed by any Tchigirinski interest to Sibir.
In addition, Sibir announces that its Deputy Chief Executive, Stuard Detmer, has taken over as Acting Chief Executive Officer from Henry Cameron with immediate effect.
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