Yazev sells portion of Yuveliry Urala’s shares
26 March 2010 (12:56)
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Federation State Duma Valeriy Yazev recently sold a portion of ZAO Yuveliry Urala’s shares he owned. His shareholding decreased from 37.33% to 22.65%.
The share of his daughter Svetlana Yazeva in the jewelry business went down from 77.71% to 17.42%.
According to the company’s report, 17.42% of shares were presented to Valentina Morozova under a gift contract and 37.33% were handed over to OOO YAVA-Finance Management under a trust management agreement.
Also, OOO YAVA Management Company that used to own 19.76% of the company’s shares no longer has a share in the jewelry business’s authorized capital.
Yuveliry Urala was set up in 1896. The company makes jewelry items from precious metals and precious and semi-precious stones as well as souvenirs from ornamental stones.
The company joined YAVA Group in 2003.
The share of his daughter Svetlana Yazeva in the jewelry business went down from 77.71% to 17.42%.
According to the company’s report, 17.42% of shares were presented to Valentina Morozova under a gift contract and 37.33% were handed over to OOO YAVA-Finance Management under a trust management agreement.
Also, OOO YAVA Management Company that used to own 19.76% of the company’s shares no longer has a share in the jewelry business’s authorized capital.
Yuveliry Urala was set up in 1896. The company makes jewelry items from precious metals and precious and semi-precious stones as well as souvenirs from ornamental stones.
The company joined YAVA Group in 2003.
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