The amount of damage caused by Ukrnafta, of which there is a large part of the state, may be more than 300 million hryvnias.
The court arrested the liquefied gas, which Ukrnafta sold on an unlicensed exchange at a low price. The State Bureau of Investigation reported this on Wednesday, June 1st.
“During martial law in April of this year, PJSC Ukrnafta applied for an auction for the sale of liquefied gas. At a meeting of the auction committee, an exchange was agreed, proposed by PJSC Ukrnafta, without a license to conduct professional. activities in organized commodity markets, “the statement said. message.
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It was noted that the auction results had signs of falsification, as the winners bought liquefied gas at a price almost twice lower than the market price.
In particular, two participants were identified as winners, who offered a price of approximately UAH 28,000 per tonne, although on the same day at another auction, both companies bought liquefied gas with prices exceeding approximately UAH 55 thousand per ton. The other auction participants did not make any bids.
As a result, the amount of damage caused by a business, of which there is a large part of the state, can be more than 300 million hryvnias.
The court took liquefied gas as part of proceedings under the article on the deliberate use of the officers ’official position against the interests of the service, to obtain unlawful benefit for oneself or another individual or legal entity. entity, which caused serious consequences (part 2 of article 364 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
The other day, the State Bureau of Investigation announced that the court had arrested Russian Tatneft’s assets in Ukraine. Their total cost could reach 2 billion hryvnia.
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