Port -Odessa Port without paying the needs of gas for hundreds of millions of Hryvnia, but for transferring delivery

Another scandal at the port of the port of Odessa (OPP).

The new scheme was published by the deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

IPP completed the gas supply contract with a small well -known company that does not engage in gas production. He does not fulfill his obligations and, according to Zheleznyak, the state loses 345 million.

Even during the war, many state enterprises do not work in order to fill out the budget, but for corruption at the expense of the state, ”says the senior economist of the Center for Economic Economic Strategy, who in 2014-2015 was an adviser to the Minister of Economic Development and Trade at State Enterprises.

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Usually the best solution is to attract private enterprises, including foreign investors. But over time, such assets become less attractive, and the corruption trail scares investors who can create an effective business model, attract modern technologies and make the enterprise profitable.

The result of a long -term “scheme” is unprofitable for the state. In 2024, OPP received 878 million UAH in the form of income, and the company’s net loss exceeded 1.8 billion UAH. As a result, the detected loss reached the UAH space 18 billion.

Ten years ago, the plant was estimated at 720 million dollars. In 2016, the government put it up for privatization for $ 521 million, and then for 191 million dollars, and in 2018 the State Real Estate Fund even planned to lose the initial price of up to $ 54 million. Nevertheless, all attempts by the state of the state of the new owner were unsuccessful.

Subsequently, the plant passed three years, and when it resumed the work, the old schemes resumed. From 2009 to 2025, only more than 20 were publicly fixed corruption scandals.

Source: Racurs

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