Sverdlovsk Region division of Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service keeps questioning the legitimacy of an increase in OOO TZK-Aktiv’s authorized capital. The antimonopoly agency believes the business owner Koltsovo Airport failed to provide the natural monopolies regulating body with a petition for the agency to approve of the deal, namely, of an increase in TZK-Aktiv’s authorized capital through a 211.56m RUR investment; Koltsovo Airport obtained the money from the assets of Yekaterinburg-based International Koltsovo Airport’s fuel filling station. This is why the FAS ruled in October 2011

Ukraine’s Railway Transport State Administration’s interdepartmental acceptance meeting was attended by the representatives of the locomotives division administration and the company’s development and technological policies department as well as officials from Lvov Railways, Dnipropetrovs’k National University for Railway Transport, and representatives of the manufacturing plant. They looked into the results of Sinara (2ES6) and Granit (2ES10) freight locos operation tests. The tests were carried out at Lvov Railways. The testing took place between February 28 and March 28, 2012 in the

Ural Instrument-Making Plant is trying to avoid bankruptcy. The company submitted an application to Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court, asking for the court hearing to be postponed so that an out-of-court settlement could be reached. The court sustained the petition, and the hearing was put off till June 4, 2012. It was ZAO StroyService that placed an insolvency claim against Ural Instrument-Making Plant with the arbitration court. At the same time, a similar application placed by TyumenEnergoBank’s trustee in bankruptcy Deposit Insurance Agency State Corporation on behalf of the bank was

Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service approved of the petition placed by OOO KN Estate (based in Moscow and dealing in property rentals) for purchasing 31.3% of Khanty-Mansiysky Bank’s voting shares, which, combined with the voting shares the company had bought earlier, would result in a 51.29% shareholding in the bank, the FAS’s website reports. Incidentally, the decision as to on which terms Khanty-Mansiysky Bank (currently the property of Khanty-Mansiysky Autonomous Region Yugra) is to be privatized will be taken in the nearest future.

Bank Yekaterinburg and the tax authorities became parties to OOO Cardinal Technoplus’s bankruptcy proceedings. The Federal Tax Inspectorate in Yekaterinburg’s Verkh-Isetsky District applied for being included in the list of creditors (the sum in question comes to 88.22 RUR); so did the bank (the debt comes to 11.16m RUR). The application for declaring Cardinal Technoplus bankrupt was placed with the court by the company liquidator E. Tsyganova. The reason given for placing the application was that the creditors’ claims amounted to more than the debtor’s assets’ worth. The decision for the