Open letter to Russian oligarchsDear oligarchs, Mr. Vladimir Lisin, Mr. Alisher Usmanov, Mr. Anatoly Chubais, Mr. Alexei Mordashov, Mrs. Elena Baturina, Mrs. Irina Vinner, Mr. Grigory Anikeev, Mr. Mikhail Prokhorov, Mr. Roman Abramovich, Mr. Mikhail Abyzov, Mr. Suleiman Kerimov , Mr. Mikhail Fridman, Mr. Leonid Mikhelson, Mr. Viktor Vekselberg, Mr. Andrey Melnichenko, Mr. Vladimir Potanin, Mr. Gennady Timchenko, Mr. German Khan, Mr. Dmitry Rybolovlev, Mr. Iskander Makhmudov, Mr. Oleg Deripaska, Mr. Alexei Kuzmichev, Mr. Sergey Galitsky, Mr. Andrey Skoch, Mr. Filaret Galchev, Mr. Vladimir Yevtushenkov, Mr. Sergey Popov, Mr. Petr Aven, Mr. Alexander Abramov, Mr. Viktor Rashnikov, Mr. Andrey Guryev, Mr. Arkady Rotenberg, Mr. Alexander Nesis, Mr. Vladimir Bogdanov, Mr. Dmitry Mazepin, Mr. God Nisanov , God Mr. Lev Kvetnoy, Mr. Zarakh Iliev, Mr. Mikhail Gutseriev, Mr. Vasily Anisimov, Mr. Alexander Svetakov, Mr. Nikolai Tsvetkov, Mr. Ziyad Manasir, Mr. Vyacheslav Kantor, Mr. Danil Khachaturov, Mr. Alexander Dzhaparidze, Mr. Alexander Mamut, Mr. Dmitry Pumpyansky, Mr. Victor Nusenkis, Mr. Alexander Ponomarenko, Mr. Alexander Skorobogatko, Mr. Vadim Moshkovich, Mr. Alexander Frolov, Mr. Igor Kesaev, Mr. Igor Makarov, Mr. Gleb Fetisov, Mr. Andrey Klyamko, Mr. Mikhail Balakin, Mr. Aras Agalarov, Mr. Igor Zyuzin, Mr. Valery Kogan, Mr. Rustam Tariko, Mr. Anatoly Skurov, Mr. Dmitry Ananiev, Mr. Anatoly Sedykh, Mr. Andrey Molchanov, Mr. Vladimir Gridin, Mr. Zelimkhan Mutsoev, Mr. Andrey Kosogov, Mr. Boris Rotenberg, Mr. Farkhad Akhmedov, Mr. Megdet Rakhimkulov, Mr. Roman Avdeev, Mr. Oleg Boyko, Mr. Konstantin Nikolaev, Mr. one Alexander Putilov, Mr. Andrey Bokarev, Mr. Nikolai Sarkisov, Mr. Sergey Sarkisov, Mr. Andrey Filatov, Mr. Nikita Mishin, Mr. Valentin Gapontsev, Mr. Maxim Nogotkov, Mr. Sergey Kislov, Mr. Mikhail Fedyaev and especially Messrs. Vagit Alekperov and Leonid Fedun! Dear Sir Sergei Polonsky, even though you once sent everyone who does not have a billion to 3 letters (and by no means to the court ... although it is now almost the same in Russia, as you now know), we bow and to To you! We are compelled to inform you, dear ladies and gentlemen, unoriginal, but perhaps unexpected news for you: the state power Russian Federation unable to fulfill their direct duties towards the citizens of their country. Including Constitutional, and the most elementary, and vital. We urge YOU to fulfill her direct duties instead of her! Please help homeless Russian families and children who need it most urgently to acquire HOUSING! The state authorities completely ignore all their rights and numerous appeals. So the classic statement “never ask for anything! Never and nothing, and especially for those who are stronger than you. They themselves will offer and give everything themselves! - to put it mildly, it is no longer relevant ... Therefore, we are forced to ASK you for help. After all, for many of you, some kind of apartment is the same as a metro ticket for us, and for them it is a necessary, but unattainable condition for survival! There are a lot of materials on the Internet about all these families, including their contact details; you won't have to look for them for a long time, it's very easy and simple.1. The family of Irina Kalmykova, homeless woman, mother of three, starving right now in front of the central office of the party " United Russia» (Banny lane, 2). On 08/16/2013, the 24th day of her renewed hunger strike is going on, and she is already very weak! After 22 days of the previous hunger strike « Ambulance"I took Irina with a second stroke right from the Central Reception of the chairman of the United Russia party D. A. Medvedev ... The doctors said that there would be no third stroke. And this means that she will simply die, and this can happen very soon, literally in a matter of days! Irina interrupted her hunger strike for 30 days, as she was asked, in order to give the officials time to sort out her problems, study the submitted documents, and make all the necessary requests , etc. She gave them this time, but “things are still there” ... Therefore, Irina was forced to resume her hunger strike, and this time she intends to go all the way. She hopes that normal people Russia certainly will not leave her children homeless if she dies ... A resident of the oil-producing Kogalym, Irina Kalmykova, burned down her house 9 years ago with all her property. Two young children of Irina (2 and 15 years old) were miraculously able to escape from it. For 4 years, this family wandered around rented apartments in Kogalym, during which time NO ONE helped them, because in our country there is no social housing fund - including for victims of natural disasters and fires, who are entitled to it UNDER THE LAW! In search of the truth and in order to somehow survive, 5 years ago, the family of Irina Kalmykova moved to Moscow, tried to somehow organize housing, they worked, rented rooms without any prospects, but they no longer have the strength and hope to break out of this vicious circle left ... The status of a homeless person in our country automatically deprives a person of the most necessary civil and social rights. The Kalmykov family lived in the Tyumen region for 22 years. Irina has a mother born in 1929, a disabled person of the first group. There is a law that allows people who have lived for 15 years in places equivalent to regions of the Far North to move to any region of the Russian Federation. Irina has nothing to change, since the living space was burned down, but they did not consider it necessary to compensate. (Irina did not have enough strength to go through the entire path of litigation. She had to raise children).2. Ermakova-Braiko family, homeless. A family with three children lives in a REMOVABLE GARAGE in pre-Olympic Adler, where there is no municipal housing construction for people on the waiting list. A few years ago, a decent, non-drinking family, citizens of Russia, citizens of the city of Sochi, became "garages" and huddle in the garage. The Sochi family had to move into such Spartan conditions after the sale of a room in a communal apartment with a shared room, the sale of which was forced and coincided with the illness of the father of the family: he failed his spine and almost gave up his legs. Anna's husband is a native inhabitant of these places, he was born, lived and lives with his wife and children in the Olympic Village, but according to the law, without a residence permit, they simply do not exist ... A homeless policy created by deputies through laws that do not fit into market economy applies a principled approach: "No person - no problem"! In view of the fact that before the winter subtropical Olympics in Sochi-2014, which has already cost the state budget more than one and a half trillion, prices will naturally rise, including for renting garages - this family is in complete despair and is preparing to go outside ... on a new four-lane road Adler-Krasnaya Polyana, built only so that the guests of the Olympics could move from the ski resort to the beach in 20 minutes needed).On this moment Anna Ermakova is ready to sell her organs in order to provide housing for her three young children.3. The family of Oksana Ryzhkova from Naberezhnye Chelny is forced to survive on 27 sq. m. of non-residential emergency with the whole family in the amount of 8 people - mother Oksana, 5 children and 2 granddaughters, who turned out to be the "culprits" of the immoral and inhuman punishment that the unfortunate large family suffered from the authorities of Tatarstan for the birth of these two babies: because of the birth granddaughters The Government of Tatarstan, which adopted the genocidal law amendment, threw this family (along with the Dobrynins from Kazan and other Tatarstan large families) from the preferential housing queue and deprived of any, even illusory, hope for a decent life. Oksana's two eldest daughters gave birth to their own children - which means , according to officials, they created their own families, and now the whole family cannot claim to improve their living conditions with the help of a preferential housing queue ... Oksana has been fighting for the rights of her family for more than 2 years, she went on hunger strikes 6 times in Kazan and in Moscow, was in a psychiatric hospital, where, fortunately, honest doctors recognized her as absolutely normal and let her go in peace, she was repeatedly beaten police… But the monstrous genocidal amendment that bulldozed through the family of Oksana Ryzhkova and many others large families , still operates in Tatarstan and NOBODY can do anything, or wants to do anything about this obvious violation of all the rights of God, human and civil! 4. Family of Astapenko-Cherniavskaya, 8 children, mother and all children are homeless. The father of the family is a native Muscovite. They survive in rented apartments for 20 years. “MOSCOW. GOLDEN MILLS. Being a Muscovite, a mother of 8 children, I am an official, legal, one can say "full-fledged "Homeless" (as well as all my children) without any kind of registration. For reference: there are 3 (three) such families in Moscow. There are homeless people with many children in other cities of our country.Until recently, since all my children were born and raised in the Mother See, and also as a result of appeals to the then deputy mayor L. Shvetsova, the Moscow government paid us benefits (BY EXCEPTION) since 2009 until 2009, as you understand, we didn’t receive anything from the city and didn’t ask, - at the very least we coped on our own; Sobyanin! A year old looked around, looked around, and ... and canceled our children's payments from July 1, 2013. No wonder! After all, we are so dear to the dear city of his heart! We simply ruined Moscow with monthly 10 thousand (this is for all eight , do not think that the state rstvo for one child pays so). But these 10 thousand barely help the family to stay afloat. Figuratively speaking, not only domes are golden in Moscow, but also chairs in which, instead of people, millstones sit, grinding ordinary citizens into dust. In this case, my children. It must be assumed that due to the money saved, the tiles on the sidewalks will be laid many times faster, and the traffic jams will dissolve before our eyes. ... ”- this is how the famous blogger and mother of 8 homeless children Emilia Chernyavskaya began one of her last notes.5. Pistekhina Nina Alexandrovna - sanitary doctor, mother of the Hero of Russia, officer Dmitry Pistekhin, who died in Chechnya, was posthumously awarded the Order of Courage more than 12 years ago. After that, the mother of the deceased hero was thrown out into the street as unnecessary, since then she has been wandering and unsuccessfully trying to get the truth ... She has been wandering for 13 years now, 3 years ago kind people sheltered her in a warm corner, on the couch of a public reception room, but there she objectively does not she can often lie down until 2 a.m. She is a very strong, wise and kind woman, she still tries to help everyone, still continues to fight and hope, but hopeless despair and inhuman stress at 73 did not add to her health at all. We consider it necessary to separately address respected wealthy Muslims with a few words about grandmother Nina Alexandrovna Pistekhina. Her son fought and died in Chechnya. But the grief of a Russian mother who lost only son in this monstrous war for imperial ambitions of power, no less than the grief of Chechen and Dagestan mothers ... Show mercy and forgiveness to this particular mother, and the Almighty will not leave your mothers! Your zakat will be a hundredfold valuable in front of him. We appeal to you as PEOPLE who are able to respond to the grief of other people! Help, please!
Mikhail Prokhorov is a billionaire from Russia, as well as a politician and founder of the Civic Platform party. Previously, he was the head of the Right Cause party, and in 2012 he was one of the leading favorites in the presidential election. Recently, quite a bright and well-known public person, enjoying quite a lot of popularity among the people.
Parents: father - Dmitry Ionovich Prokhorov, head of the Department international relations State Committee for Sports; mother - Tamara Mikhailovna Kumaritova, an employee of the Moscow Institute of Chemical Engineering, who worked at the Department of Polymers. Michael was born in Soviet family and by those standards it was a rather middle-class family.
Irina, Mikhail's sister, works as a literary critic and publisher of the New Literary Review magazine, and she is also a presenter on the RBC TV channel, which belongs to her brother. Life in Mikhail's childhood was the same as that of his peers in those years, and he lived in the North-Eastern region of Moscow.
Childhood and youth, study
He was an exemplary student in high school. special school No. 21, with in-depth study of English. The completion of school education, which lasted from 1972 to 1982, was marked by the receipt of a gold medal. Mikhail has always been tall, even in his youth and childhood, for which he received the friendly nickname "Giraffe". At the same time, the future billionaire's passion for sports began, in particular basketball.
Mikhail Prokhorov
Immediately after graduation, the young applicant, not without the influence of a high-ranking father, immediately entered the Moscow Financial Institute. However, a promising freshman was forcibly excommunicated from higher education due to conscription into the army and assignment to the missile forces. This happened because in those years there was the legislative framework canceling the deferment of full-time students of higher education institutions of the USSR due to the problematic recruitment of military personnel and the ongoing war in Afghanistan.
The army service lasted two years, from 1983 to 1985. Nevertheless, the young man managed to return home safely and return to study at his faculty, specialized in international economic relations. In 1988, while still a student, he joined the Communist Party of the USSR, but soon, like most at that time, he joined the liberals.
In 1989, Mikhail graduated from the International Financial Institute with a deserved honors diploma on the topic “Forecasting the exchange rate of the capitalist currency system”. After that, he became a full-fledged young professional in the field of economics, with an amazing entrepreneurial streak.
Career and business of Mikhail Prokhorov
Despite the fact that the official career in Mikhail's biography started after graduating from the institute, his entrepreneurial and business path was formed during his student years. After demobilization and returning to his university, Prokhorov worked part-time, mainly as a loader, and with the accumulated money, together with a friend, he organized the production and sale of “boiled” jeans that were fashionable at that time.
A professional career in biography began immediately after receiving a diploma:
- The first job was immediately at the position of the head of the International Bank economic cooperation, and at this place Mikhail worked until the 92nd year.
- Then, for about a year, he had the post of chairman of the AKB in the International Financial Company.
- In 1993, Mikhail Dmitrievich took over the board of ONEXIM Bank, work in this position lasted five years.
- Then, from 1998 to 2000, the transition to the post of president and chairman of the board of a banking institution.
- In the period from 2000 to 2001, the presidency of JSCB "ROSBANK".
- From 2001 to 2008, he was appointed General Director and Chairman of the Board at MMC Norilsk Nickel, and was also the owner of a blocking stake of 25%.
- From 2006 to 2010, he served as Chairman of the Board of Directors at OJSC Polyus Gold.
- During the six months of 2010-11 he worked as CEO JSC Polyus Gold.
At the beginning of his career, he received little money, but the experience gained was more valuable. The main income continued to be provided by their own business, which the partners successfully divided into areas of activity, comrade Mikhail had production, and he personally had sales.
It should be noted that in 1991 he met businessman Vladimir Potanin. It was after this meeting that the fate of becoming a billionaire and the owner of a business empire was finally decided for him. Vladimir became Mikhail's main partner, and in 1992 they jointly founded the International Financial Company. Not only the clients of the state bank, but also four hundred million dollars, which were the assets of the state MBESA and after the collapse of the USSR were transferred to the IFC, allowed to collect the money supply. It can be assumed that during this period Mikhail began to build up other useful contacts in his database.
A year later, they founded ONEXIM Bank, becoming full partners, having worked in a couple for fifteen years. In those days, as part of large-scale privatization, such successful bankers could afford to invest in the shares of a large number of manufacturing enterprises. Their composition mainly included the metallurgical, oil and maritime industries, which made the above partners one of the largest investors and the richest people in Russia. This was also due to the fact that the shares were often sold for a third of the cost.
In addition, Prokhorov invested his funds in sports, media and other areas.
Despite business and entrepreneurial activity on such a large scale, since 2011 finds the time and desire to embark on a difficult political path. In the summer of 2011, Prokhorov joined Right Cause and was elected as its leader, but soon he was removed. After that, on December 12, 2011, he expresses a desire to participate in the presidential elections and makes a loud promise that if he is elected, he will give all his wealth to charity and direct all his possibilities to increase the welfare of his native country and its inhabitants. According to the election results, Prokhorov won 7.8% of the vote and earned 3rd place.
In October 2012, Prokhorov completely retired from entrepreneurship, and transferred all his assets to his partners directly into trust management, deciding to give himself fully to politics. Immediately after that, he became the founder and leader of the Civic Platform party.
Wealth of Mikhail Prokhorov (latest data)
In March 2018, in the Forbes ratings, he was ranked 158th among rich people in the world and 13th directly in Russia. At that time, his fortune reached 9.6 billion dollars. Since 2004, he has been creating a Charitable Foundation, which has been functioning to this day. The main goal of the fund is to support objects and assets of national culture. He has many awards that distinguish him as a public figure, economist and politician. There is also a foundation named after him, which is now managed by the politician's sister, and the main activity is aimed at developing and supporting sports. He owns several yachts and his own aircraft.
In April 2018, due to the imposition of US sanctions, he lost a considerable share of his Money(~$95.7 million), along with other political and business figures. It's hard to say how much a billionaire is earning lately, as a lot is changing and not all of these changes are open to the public.
Private life of Mikhail Prokhorov
Billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov loves to travel a lot and lives in different places. Prefers simple clothes tailor-made and does not use mobile phones.
He loves sports very much and goes in for different kinds of sports. In addition, he owns his own basketball club and in many areas contributes to the development of sports in the country in every possible way. Adheres to the principles healthy lifestyle life.
Mikhail Prokhorov has not yet tied the knot and is still a bachelor, which automatically transfers him to one of the leading positions of the most enviable suitors in Russia. There is no official data on children, but all sorts of rumors take place from time to time.
Mikhail Prokhorov today
In addition to personal affairs and leisure, Mikhail Prokhorov now devotes himself mainly to politics. Most of his deeds are regularly covered in news reports. Once, abruptly changing his front of activity from the business sphere to the political one, he firmly and confidently walks along a new path, not paying attention to obstacles and failures. His determination to enter the elite political heights also does not fade.
Also known in the biography is the fact that the billionaire is gradually getting rid of his Russian deposits and property, investing more and more in foreign accounts and possessions. Recently, he has been taking part in various events and television programs, and according to rumors, he also participates in the filming of a domestic film, where he will play himself.
The company was founded in 2008 and has collected 12 exploration licenses belonging to the ONEXIM group. In fact, it is a collection of licenses that Norilsk Nickel did not manage to master and which were separated from MMC after Prokhorov's "divorce" from Vladimir Potanin. The two largest projects of Intergeo are the Ak-Sug copper deposit and the Kingash nickel deposit. In 2010, Intergeo Management Company bought out 100% of the Kingash Mining Company from MMC Norilsk Nickel.
On the basis of the Kingash deposit, Intergeo planned to annually produce 60-70 thousand tons of nickel, 25-30 thousand tons of copper, 10-15 tons of platinum and gold. To develop the Kingashskoye deposit, Intergeo planned to build a mining and processing plant in the Sayansk region and a nickel plant in Zelenogorsk.
However, later there were rumors on the market that Kingash could be sold to Russian Platinum by Musa Bazhaev, which had previously acquired a license from Intergeo for the Chernogorsk polymetallic deposit in Taimyr. As of April 2014, in fact, Intergeo is not developing.
Agreement
Since 2008, the Onexim group has invested 16 billion rubles in the development of Soglasie, and as a result, the company suffered greatly during the crisis and generated more than 10.5 billion rubles of losses in 2014-2015. At the same time, the asset was considered very reliable (one of the largest insurance companies in Russia, the RAEX rating agency, has been assigning it the highest level of reliability for the past few years). According to Aleksey Yanin, Managing Director for Bank Ratings at the RAEX agency (July 2016), Soglasie is making losses because it has a problematic portfolio in the auto insurance segment.
Quadra
The reform of the energy industry, conceived and carried out by Anatoly Chubais, inspired optimism at the end of the 2000s. Electricity prices were promised to be market-based, so investors rushed to buy assets. Prokhorov chose one of the best - TGK-4.
This huge structure, which then consisted of 24 power plants, seven heating network enterprises and 665 boiler houses, provided half of the electricity needs of the European part of Russia. Prior to the purchase, the company has always shown a profit in reporting since 2007. Expecting further growth in 2009, ONEXIM paid 26 billion rubles for 50.3% of TGC-4 and renamed the company PJSC Quadra.
“TGK-4 had a plan to spend the billions received on the construction of new facilities and, by selling additional capacity at high prices, cover losses from heat production,” Alexander Kornilov, a senior analyst at Aton for the oil and gas sector and the electric power industry, said in 2016.
As of mid-2016, since its inception, the bank has brought almost 360 million rubles to Prokhorov, despite the losses of the last crisis years. If it were not for the outflow in 2016, against the backdrop of searches in ONEXIM, of customer funds totaling 10 billion rubles, the project could be considered exemplary.
Renaissance Capital
In August 2013, Onexim acquired 50% of the rights of Renaissance Capital bank for $8. The bank's previous owner, Stephen Jennings, was unable to find any other way out of the crisis than to sell it to Onexim, which now wholly owns Renaissance Capital and also owns 89% of Renaissance Credit. So low price due to the fact that Prokhorov had to spend about $1 billion to regulate the bank's activities. The first deal to transfer part of the rights of the Renaissance Capital bank to the ownership of Onexim was carried out in the fall of 2008, when a group of a Russian businessman bought back 50% minus ½ shares for $500 million. in the amount of $190 million, and also contributed $485 million to its capital. Losses for 2012 amounted to $378 million.
By mid-2016, over $1 billion had been invested in Renaissance.
The group itself made a profit only once - $ 14 million in 2013. But the retail bank "Renaissance Credit", judging by the statements, remained profitable, at least from the moment of purchase until the crisis.
Biography
Estimated fortune at $22.6 billion
In May 2008, Forbes estimated Prokhorov's fortune at $22.6 billion.
War with Potanin
Prokhorov's longtime partner, co-owner of Norilsk Nickel, Vladimir Potanin, refused to defend him in the press and in front of employees. Moreover, he decided that it was time for a "divorce". Shortly thereafter, Potanin invited Prokhorov to his place and said that he was ready to buy his stake in Norilsk Nickel. According to Meduza's source, who is familiar with the details of the deal to sell the enterprise, the amount that Potanin offered Prokhorov for a stake in Norilsk Nickel at that moment was significantly lower than the market price - less than one billion dollars.
Two weeks later, Prokhorov and Potanin held a briefing at which they announced the division of assets. Prokhorov was mostly silent, and Potanin said that their main common asset - Norilsk Nickel - would almost completely go to him. Many thought that this was logical: former First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia (in 1996-1997) Vladimir Potanin always seemed to be the senior partner, despite the fact that they had equal shares; and Prokhorov “fined himself” - the story in Courchevel caused reputational damage to him and the company.
During the briefing, the financial details of the divorce from Prokhorov were not disclosed. But the conditions offered by Potanin, Prokhorov was, to put it mildly, dissatisfied - he was furious.
Mikhail Prokhorov decided to complain about the unfair, in his opinion, division of assets to his friend Valentin Yumashev, head of the presidential administration during the time of Boris Yeltsin (and the husband of his daughter Tatyana Dyachenko). Yumashev, in turn, told Vladimir Putin about the incident. The president listened to Yumashev, partly because he was among those who advised Yeltsin to choose Putin as his successor in 1999.
Meduza’s source at ONEXIM says that Prokhorov soon got an appointment with Vladimir Putin: right in front of him, the Russian president allegedly called Potanin and said that “it’s not nice to deceive partners.”
A third party appeared in the deal: Prokhorov sold his stake in Norilsk Nickel not to Potanin, but to businessman Oleg Deripaska, a longtime friend of the Yumashev family. As a result, due to the division of property with Potanin and the sale of a share to Deripaska, Prokhorov received a total of $ 9.5 billion; it happened on the eve of the 2008 financial crisis.
Hundreds of newspaper pages have been written by journalists about how the war of friends went. Potanin bought back from Prokhorov 50% in the KM Invest fund, where all the partners' joint assets were transferred (except for the shares of Norilsk Nickel and Polyus Gold), and Prokhorov received 27.5% of Open Investments, 91% of the insurance company " Soglasie", Rosbank Management Company and a number of exploration assets.
The main battle flared up in the spring of 2008 for Prokhorov's stake (25% plus 2 shares) of Norilsk Nickel, which Potanin needed like air to keep a controlling stake in Norilsk Nickel. Potanin was sure that Prokhorov would sell this package to him. However, Prokhorov sold his stake a few months before the global fall in stock prices almost at the peak of his market value Oleg Deripaska's UC Rusal, the transaction amount was $ 4.5 billion and 14% of UC Rusal. Vladimir Potanin was furious, but there was nothing to be done about it.
It was after this "feint of Prokhorov" that many said that he was a financial genius. It so happened that he entered the crisis not only without debts, but also with full pockets of cash. In 2009, Forbes estimated his fortune at $9.5 billion and awarded him the first place in the "golden hundred". Potanin was only 19th with $2.1 billion. It would seem that Mikhail Prokhorov outright beat his old friend. The recovery of the markets that followed a protracted peak did not seriously change the alignment, but the gap in assessing the fortunes of the former partners was significantly reduced. In 2010, Prokhorov was second with $13.4 billion, and Potanin was seventh with $10.3 billion.
In June 2008, Vladimir Potanin accused his former partner in non-compliance with the agreements in the transaction concerning the sale of a blocking stake in MMC Norilsk Nickel. Potanin said that "Prokhorov promised Usmanov and me to sell Norilsk and buy Polyus, but he did not." In response to this statement, Mikhail Prokhorov filed a lawsuit against Potanin demanding that this statement be refuted as discrediting his business reputation. The judge satisfied Mikhail Prokhorov's claim, recognizing Potanin's words as untrue and discrediting business reputation information.
Prokhorov concentrated on the ONEXIM investment fund he founded in 2007 and, with its help, consolidated everything that was left of the “divorce” with Potanin. According to the results of 2008, Prokhorov was the richest man in Russia according to Forbes magazine.
Since June 2008, Prokhorov has been a member of the Board of Directors of MMC Norilsk Nickel.
Since October 2008, Prokhorov has been the President of the Russian Biathlon Union (he replaced Alexander Tikhonov in this post).
Estimated fortune at $9.5 billion No. 1 in Russia
At the end of 2008, Mikhail Prokhorov took first place in the list of Russian billionaires of Forbes magazine with a capital of $ 9.5 billion.
2009
Registration in the Krasnoyarsk Territory
In the May 2009 issue of Forbes, Prokhorov's fortune was already estimated at $9.5 billion. Thus, as a result of the crisis, Prokhorov lost $13.1 billion over the year.
On the night of June 6, 2009, several hundred guests of the Petersburg economic forum celebrated the anniversary of the Russian Pioneer magazine, published with the money of Mikhail Prokhorov.
In June 2009, Mikhail Prokhorov changed his Moscow residence permit to a residence permit in the village of Eruda Krasnoyarsk Territory. A businessman must pay income tax in Yeruda individuals from a deal to sell Vladimir Potanin a 50% stake in a joint company, KM Invest, for more than $5 billion. It was expected that the budget of the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Severo-Yenisei region as a result of this will be replenished in 2009 by 16.6 billion rubles.
Purchase of American basketball club New Jersey Nets
In September 2009, Prokhorov entered into a deal to acquire one of the teams of the National Basketball Association - the New Jersey Nets. The Russian billionaire became the first foreign owner of the club in the history of the NBA.
On September 28, 2009, Prokhorov's lawyer said that on August 7 of the same year, the investigating judge of the city of Lyon, Nicola Sharrer, who had previously issued a warrant for Prokhorov's detention, dismissed the criminal case "due to the lack of corpus delicti."
Purchase of media holding RBC for $80 million
Start of construction of a plant for the production of "Yo-mobiles"
The innovative activity of Prokhorov, one of the richest people on the planet, is associated primarily with the project to create a "people's car", which was called "Yo-mobile". In December 2010, he presented a sample of a hybrid car, the development of which the businessman announced in early 2010. The construction of the plant for the production of "Yo-mobiles" began in June 2011.
Yumashev turns Prokhorov into politics: the Right Cause party
In the fall of 2010, the Kremlin circles discussed who would represent the liberals in the 2011 parliamentary elections, and then Valentin Yumashev, head of the presidential administration under Boris Yeltsin, remembered his friend Mikhail Prokhorov.
A couple of years earlier, many members of the Union of Right Forces, which collapsed in 2008, accepted the Kremlin's offer to join the Right Cause party. As the former Acting President told Meduza, about. Chairman of the political council of the "Union of Right Forces" Leonid Gozman, it was assumed that the "Just Cause" would become "the political force of the liberal part of the country's leadership" and it could be headed by one of the first persons.
By 2011, Dmitry Medvedev, who at that time served as President of Russia, was actively interested in the party. According to sources from his administration, Medvedev at that time was on good terms with Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin - it was to him that the president offered to head the project. Kudrin nevertheless abandoned his political career, and a new draft of the "leading troika" of the right-wing party was put on the table for Medvedev: the owner of the Respublika stores Vadim Dymov, the actress Chulpan Khamatova and Andrei Sharonov, who was then the vice-mayor of Moscow. But Medvedev did not like this list. “The country is in crisis. I need a person who will pay for everything,” a Meduza source quotes the former president, who apparently meant that the Kremlin was not ready to invest in a new project and promote it using its own resources.
As Prokhorov himself said in private conversations, Valentin and Tatyana Yumashev offered him to head the Just Cause. Prokhorov treated this idea as "another super-task." “He lit up like a sparkler,” a close associate of the businessman told Meduza.
At the party congress, held on June 25, 2011, Prokhorov made a splash. The entrepreneur said that he would invest $ 100 million in the project, he promised to take another 100 million for the development of the party from fellow entrepreneurs Alexander Mamut (owner of SUP Media) and Suleiman Kerimov (owner of Uralkali), which, as Prokhorov expected, would also be included in party.
Kerimov and Mamut did not join the party, but many media people agreed to participate in Prokhorov's political project, including Alla Pugacheva, Andrei Makarevich and Yevgeny Mironov. At the same time, the Kremlin almost immediately began to advise Prokhorov to include outsiders and people not close to the entrepreneur in the election list. “They suggested [TV presenter] Yulia Bordovskikh to include almost [singer and actress] Zhanna Friske,” says a source from Prokhorov’s entourage who worked in Right Cause. The entrepreneur responded with a stern refusal.
The political image of Prokhorov was taken up by technologists Iskander Valitov, Dmitry Kulikov and Timofey Sergeytsov. Prior to that, they promoted the Ukrainian politician Arseniy Yatsenyuk in the presidential elections: billboards were placed throughout Ukraine, on which the intelligent and slender Yatsenyuk posed in camouflage (Yatseniuk scored about 7%, taking fourth place in 2010).
Political technologists also decided to add masculinity to Prokhorov - to make him a sharp, independent politician who can do without advice from the Kremlin. Many of their decisions, however, turned out to be wrong.
Firstly, the party rebranded, its symbols became similar to the imperial flag used by the nationalists; the slogan "Our cause is just" appeared. “And other people were already working in that [ultrapatriotic] field, and the administration didn’t need it. Prokhorov did not feel all this, ”says a person from his entourage.
Secondly, Prokhorov provoked a strong intra-party conflict by hiring Rifat Shaikhutdinov, a State Duma deputy from the Liberal Democratic Party, as the head of the campaign headquarters. He quickly began to get rid of the liberals and give places on the lists to people far from party ideology.
Thirdly, political technologists turned Prokhorov against the main player on the market at that time domestic policy Russia - the first deputy head of the presidential administration Vladislav Surkov. To demonstrate his independence, Prokhorov had to first of all get rid of the image of the "Kremlin appointee", but he did it clumsily. “They [political technologists] started to play with modeling a political figure and ran into a conflict with Surkov,” says a source from Prokhorov's entourage. He claims that advisers constantly told the entrepreneur: "Vladislav Surkov is an enemy, we are not on the same path with him." They insisted that Prokhorov was an independent politician who should not be guided by anyone.
Finally, fourthly, Mikhail Prokhorov quarreled with President Dmitry Medvedev. Shortly before the start of the 2011 election campaign, the head of the country gathered the leaders of the parties and delivered a speech that in no case should there be people with a criminal record on the party lists. Medvedev threatened Zhirinovsky, saying that this concerned him personally, but did not even look at Prokhorov, because he was confident in him. At the same time, the businessman planned to include Yekaterinburg politician Yevgeny Roizman, who served time for theft in his youth, in the federal list of Right Cause.
What can a politician do in such a situation? You can enter into a substantive dispute, say that there is no such loss of rights, - says Prokhorov's former ally in Right Cause in an interview with Meduza. - You can wait until the end of the meeting and fall at your feet, say - the conviction was 20 years ago, sir, have mercy. Prokhorov simply ignored Medvedev's words and almost the next day announced that Roizman was coming with him.
According to witnesses, Medvedev was simply furious. According to a source (May 2016) familiar with the leadership of the presidential administration, Medvedev and Surkov are still “pounding” from the mere mention of Prokhorov.
“When Surkov demanded to urgently remove Roizman from the list, the entrepreneur shrugged his hands: “Listen, I am a public politician, the fact that Roizman is on the lists is already known to everyone, how will I explain this to my electorate?” he says.
As a result, Prokhorov was left without a party: it was skillfully taken away from him in September 2011. On September 14, the first day of the congress, the delegates were divided into supporters and opponents of Prokhorov. As a result, on September 15, two congresses were already held in Moscow. At one of them - in the World Trade Center - the delegates removed the party leader from his post, and at the second - in Russian Academy Sciences - Prokhorov announced a "raider seizure" of the party, his departure from it and his intention to create a new political force. At the same time, the billionaire lashed out at the Kremlin administration, saying, in particular, that he would seek its first deputy head, Vladislav Surkov.
At the party congress, Prokhorov's opponents won a majority in the credentials committee, and then voted to remove Prokhorov from the post of party leader, who was replaced by the head of the executive committee, Andrei Dunaev.
“The return to our status quo was painful,” says Dunaev himself. “Everyone understood that without Prokhorov the party would not gain a passing percentage in the Duma.”
Why the delegates committed political suicide Dunaev cannot explain. But Prokhorov himself announced that Surkov, whom the businessman-politician called a "puppeteer", was personally responsible for what had happened.
After losing his post as head of the Just Cause party, Prokhorov said he has not yet decided whether he will run for president in March 2012. The businessman took a break to analyze the situation. During this time, he planned to discuss with supporters the creation of a new movement and his further actions.
After the incident with the loss of the party at the end of September 2011, by presidential decree, Prokhorov was expelled from the Presidential Commission for Modernization, headed by Dmitry Medvedev.
Attempts to expand the media business
Putin could be sure of Prokhorov. The entrepreneur was personally obliged to him for his help in solving the problem of "divorce" with Potanin. And Prokhorov could not refuse the leader of the country. In addition, according to Meduza, the businessman was hinted that after the election and depending on the results of the campaign, he has a chance to “integrate into the system”, taking the post of mayor of Moscow or receiving a portfolio in the cabinet of ministers.
While these negotiations were going on, the actions of "For Fair Elections" in Moscow were gaining momentum. On December 24, 2011, Prokhorov towered over the crowd on Akademik Sakharov Avenue - it was the most crowded rally in the history of the white tape movement.
- Do you remain a friend of Putin or not? the pensioner asked Prokhorov. The businessman hesitated.
“The people should decide who is good and who is bad,” he began to answer with a shrug. - I saw people who sincerely support Putin. But I am not his supporter. What he does, I think is wrong.
For Prokhorov, participation in a public event turned out to be a test that he had to cope with: the entrepreneur parried attacks, tried to ignore the snowballs that the communists threw at him. Next to Prokhorov in the crowd were his colleagues in the Right Cause - Ural politician Yevgeny Roizman and actor Leonid Yarmolnik. A little behind was NTV presenter Anton Krasovsky.
Krasovsky was called to Sakharov Avenue by Prokhorov's longtime partner Yuliana Slashcheva. Her company Mikhailov and Partners was engaged in PR support for many important entrepreneurs and government officials, and Prokhorov was one of the largest and most reliable clients (he still works with Mikhailov, although Slashcheva herself is now the general director of STS). Right on the day of the rally on Sakharov Avenue, Prokhorov invited Krasovsky to head his campaign headquarters.
This time, the entrepreneur decided not to stray from his “natural image”. “Having realized that he is not a politician, we decided that we would bet on his ability to speak to the audience like a businessman,” one of the managers of his presidential headquarters tells Meduza. - It worked for Moscow, and in the regions Prokhorov was given the image of a “factory director”, which is close to the people. This had to be worked on. He memorized 30 pages of neat handwriting - how much food costs in different regions. He knew how much a carton of milk costs in Krasnoyarsk and how much the same milk costs in Novosibirsk.”
According to Krasovsky, they tried to swindle rich Prokhorov for money everywhere - and this was successful:
TV programs took money from him for appearing on the air, says a source at the headquarters; he notes that Prokhorov did not pay less than 100 thousand dollars for any program (with the exception of Vladimir Solovyov's free airtime). The businessman did not bargain.
In the March 2012 elections, Prokhorov came third behind Vladimir Putin and Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov, with almost 8% of the vote. Best result among liberal politicians before Prokhorov, only Grigory Yavlinsky showed in the presidential elections of 2000 - also third place, but only 5.8% of the vote.
The result suited Prokhorov. Soon he began to prepare for the next race, less ambitious, but more real - the early elections of the mayor of Moscow, scheduled for September 2013. However, sources close to the businessman say that the head of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, secured a promise in the Kremlin to prevent such a strong opponent from participating in the elections. Meduza's interlocutor from the presidential administration at the same time denies Sobyanin's involvement in this story. According to him, the Kremlin was initially bluffing, giving hope to Prokhorov: “Why did the Kremlin need these cockroach races between Prokhorov and Sobyanin? Why do they need Prokhorov in Moscow with their billions? Why shake the structure?
Prokhorov was promised to cause problems in the elections, and he, apparently, realized that it was pointless to fight. But the Kremlin allowed oppositionist Alexei Navalny to participate in this race - he took second place, receiving 27.2% of the vote.
However, a little earlier, Prokhorov was still allowed to register his own political project, the Civic Platform party, which appeared in the summer of 2012. Now the entrepreneur no longer had to deal with either Surkov or Medvedev, and the project was considered "his own."
In three years, the party was able to become the first among non-parliamentary forces in terms of the number of won regional elections. Nevertheless, the inconsistency in the management of the party reduced the confidence of the already few liberal voters. So, for example, when Prokhorov refused to participate in the mayoral campaign, he promised to concentrate his forces on the elections to the Moscow City Duma. However, he later abandoned this race as well.
With the same suddenness, Prokhorov disowned the party itself. In March 2015, he demanded that its leader, Rifat Shaikhutdinov, be expelled from the party (the businessman ceded his post to him in May 2014, two months after the annexation of Crimea to Russia) because of the participation of the Civic Platform in the ultrapatriotic Anti-Maidan. And the next day he completely left the ranks of the party - and, it seems, he finally put an end to politics.
2012
List of assets
As of 2012, the group's assets included or were under management:
- Polyus Gold International (Polyus gold) is a leading gold producer, one of the largest gold mining companies in the world in terms of mineral resources and production volumes (37.78% of shares);
- OK "Rusal" - the world's largest producer of aluminum and alumina (17.02%);
- UK "Intergeo" - mining and metallurgical company (100%);
- "Quadra - Power Generation" (former TGK-4) is one of the key enterprises in the power supply system of the European part of Russia (50%);
- OPIN is a leading Russian investment and development group;
- "Consent" - large Insurance Company Russia (91%);
- Media Group Live! - new generation media;
- RBC - a company consolidating the assets of RBC Information Systems (51%);
- International Financial Club - a universal Russian commercial bank (100%);
- Renaissance Credit - Russian commercial bank;
- ё-AUTO is a company developing a hybrid car for urban needs (51%).
Closing of the media group "Live!"
At the end of 2012, the holding began the process of restructuring. As a result of the restructuring, two independent projects remained: "Snob" and the TV channel "Live!". In January 2013, the media group "Live!" Mikhail Prokhorov ceased to exist as entity. Investments in the project amounted to several tens of millions of dollars.
2013
Sale of Polyus Gold
In September 2008, Polyus Gold OJSC announced that it was in talks with KazakhGold Group Limited (which mines gold in Kazakhstan) in connection with a possible partial offer by a Kazakh company to acquire 50.1% of the issued and to be issued shares of KazakhGold Group Limited. In the spring of 2010, the Government Commission on Foreign Investments of the Russian Federation approved a reverse takeover, during which, as expected, KazakhGold, registered on the island of Jersey, was to acquire the assets of Polyus Gold and become the parent company of the group. It was assumed that the resulting Polyus Gold International would be listed on the London Stock Exchange, Mikhail Prokhorov and Suleiman Kerimov would receive 73.6% of its shares. The deal was originally planned to be completed in August 2010, but later the transaction was complicated with the owners of the controlling stake in KazakhGold - the Assaubaev family, as a result of which its completion was postponed first for a month, and then for a longer period. As a result, it was announced that the deal was cancelled.
Having failed to turn Polyus Gold into a world-class company, Mikhail Prokhorov decided to sell it. At the end of February 2013, the deal was closed and the buyers of the shares were announced: they were the structures of State Duma deputy Zelimkhan Mutsoev (acquired 18.5% of Polyus Gold shares for $1.77 billion) and the former co-owner of Wimm-Bill-Dann company Gavriil Yushvaev ( 19.28% for $1.846 billion). It is assumed that Prokhorov received $ 3.6 billion for the asset.
Refusal to develop Yo-auto
Despite the active participation of Mikhail Prokhorov in political life countries, he promises to start selling Yo-mobiles in December 2012, which are being developed by the Yo-Avto company controlled by the ONEXIM group. Previously, she presented crossover, van and sedan concepts to Russian consumers in St. Petersburg. It is noteworthy that cars will be able to use gasoline or methane gas as the main fuel and will be equipped with electric motors. However, statements about the start of mass production of domestically developed hybrids are perceived by some observers as unfeasible, and they consider the whole undertaking only a spectacular PR move related to the election campaign of the owner of the project.
In April 2014, Mikhail Prokhorov announced that he had decided to abandon the Yo-mobile hybrid project and transfer all technologies state institution NAMI, and also plans to sell workshops in St. Petersburg. Investment Director of Onexim Valery Senko explained the rejection of the project, announced by Prokhorov in 2010 and collected 215,000 pre-orders, by the market downturn and a sharp increase in equipment prices. He explained that the weakening of the ruble had sharply increased the cost of production, because most of the equipment was supposed to be purchased abroad. The parameters of the project themselves, according to him, have changed since 2010. At that time, its budget could have been $450 million. But "several hundred million euros" have already been spent on the research itself. And the decline in demand made the effectiveness of the project "non-obvious".
Refusal to purchase Svyaznoy Bank
In 2013, information appeared that the Svyaznoy bank and the Onexim group would merge their assets. It was assumed that Svyaznoy would include Svyaznoy Bank and a network of communication stores on the Svyaznoy side, and the Soglasie insurance company and the Renaissance Credit bank on the side of ONEXIM, and a major player would appear on the financial market. But later it became known that the deal fell through. The reason for the pause in negotiations on the creation of the holding was the dissatisfaction of ONEXIM, controlled by Mikhail Prokhorov, with the current state of one of the assets - Svyaznoy Bank.
2015: Increase to 100% stake in the Brooklyn Nets club and the Barclays Center sports arena
On December 3, 2015, it became known that Mikhail Prokhorov agreed on the terms of increasing his stake in the Brooklyn Nets club to 100%, as well as in the Barclays Center sports arena, Bloomberg writes, citing informed sources.
The deal is being considered by the National Basketball Association (NBA), in whose regular season Brooklyn plays.
By this time, Prokhorov already owns 45% of the shares of Barclays Center and 80% of the basketball club. The remaining shares are owned by Forest City, a real estate company owned by Bruce Ratner.
It was previously reported that in general, the Brooklyn Nets are valued at more than $ 1 billion, together with the stadium - at $ 2 billion. Prokhorov paid about $ 220 million for the purchase of the team five years ago.
2016
Sale of a superyacht for €27.5 million
In April 2016, Mikhail Prokhorov sold the 62-meter superyacht Solemar, its price was about €27.5 million.
Government pressure to buy out RBC
In May 2016, sources close to Mikhail Prokhorov told Meduza that the Russian authorities were putting serious pressure on him: the entrepreneur was being forced to sell his RBC holding or change his management. According to them, the stronger this pressure, the more indifferent Prokhorov is to the holding, which has become a recognized leader in the media market in Russia. The businessman himself once said that once every eight years he completely changes the field of activity. Exactly eight years ago in his life there were big changes: Sharing assets with his former business partner Vladimir Potanin, Prokhorov became interested in politics and the media. By 2016, all of Prokhorov's political projects came to an end; but what will happen to the media belonging to him is still unknown.
In December 2015, journalist Anton Krasovsky came to Mikhail Prokhorov's house in Skolkovo for breakfast - they were treated to cheesecakes and sausage. It was their first big meeting since the presidential campaign of 2012 - then Krasovsky and Prokhorov spent two months side by side: the businessman participated in the race, and the journalist led his headquarters. This time, the businessman invited Krasovsky to just eat and chat. However, the conversation, Krasovsky recalls, did not go well. Prokhorov spoke enthusiastically about his American basketball club, the Brooklyn Nets, and then showed the journalist the gym. Krasovsky, on the other hand, asked Prokhorov about the fate of Russia's largest independent media holding, RBC. But the businessman answered questions about the possible sale of the company evasively; he looked like a man who doesn't really care about this topic.
By that time, there were already rumors on the market that Prokhorov was selling his media assets. However, they began to discuss this publicly only a few months later - on April 14, 2016, when searches were carried out at the headquarters of the ONEXIM group owned by the entrepreneur (investigators also appeared in the offices of his companies Quadra, Renaissance Capital, Renaissance Credit and Consent "). The FSB explained what was happening with investigative actions in the criminal case of the Tavrichesky bank, which in February 2015 was taken for reorganization by the ONEXIM group. Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov noted that the actions of the security forces had nothing to do with pressure on RBC; but this statement only fueled rumors about the sale of the holding.
Sources close to Mikhail Prokhorov told Meduza that the businessman has been negotiating the sale of RBC for more than a year. At first, Prokhorov allegedly talked about this with Grigory Berezkin. After Berezkin failed to buy Russian Forbes version, he, according to some reports, became interested in RBC and turned to Prokhorov. At the same time, Berezkin insisted that Prokhorov pay off the debt that he took upon himself when buying the holding seven years ago; Prokhorov did not agree with this.
Another Meduza source from Prokhorov’s entourage says that Zakhar Smushkin, co-owner of the Ilim timber industry group, was a potential buyer of RBC. According to the source, Smushkin's managers in February 2016 already discussed possible appointments in the holding after the change of ownership.
Both prospective buyers are united, firstly, by a long acquaintance with each other, and secondly, by friendship with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev - he worked as a lawyer for Smushkin in the 1990s. Meduza's interlocutor, who is close to the leadership of the economic department of the FSB, confirms that the head of the Russian government, Dmitry Medvedev, was interested in Prokhorov's deal with Smushkin.
In an interview with Meduza, one of the most influential Russian media top managers notes that Smushkin and Prokhorov failed to agree on a price. Prokhorov invested about $80 million in RBC, and also took on $220 million of debts left over from the previous owners. In addition, according to people from Prokhorov's entourage, by 2016 the RBC holding "increased its political weight", which should also be taken into account in the price of the asset. At the same time, according to Meduza's interlocutor in the media industry, RBC's market value is now no more than $60 million, and Smushkin was unlikely to be ready to offer significantly more than this amount (it is not known exactly what price he insisted on). Be that as it may, negotiations, according to Meduza, ceased after the appearance of investigators in companies owned by Mikhail Prokhorov.
Hello, dear Pavel Alekseevich! Ovsyankin Tikhon is writing to you, a student of the 9th grade. I live at the address: Republic of Buryatia. Kyakhtinsky district, the city of Kyakhta. It was the plight of me and my mother Ovsyankina Irina Nikolaevna that forced me to turn to you. My mother, Ovsyankina Irina Nikolaevna, born in 1959, is a disabled person of the 2nd group. underwent a severe oncological operation (March, 2012) due to the fact that she greatly undermined her health during the construction of a residential 27-apartment building (working for Vanchikov Viktor Manidarovich) in the village of Sloboda, Kyakhta district of the Republic of Buryatia, an apartment in which she was repeatedly promised by the current head of the Moscow Region "Kyakhtinsky district" Tsyrempilov Valery Zhamsuevich, but so far he has not fulfilled his promise.
The fact is that in 1990 the secondary recruitment to the Kyakhta MZhK began, the chairman of which was the same Vanchikov V.M. after working at the enterprises, they worked out for Vanchikov V.M. 20 or more hours. In the end, he wrote a warranty obligation from Vanchikov V.M. on the allocation of apartments in a 27-apartment building at 18 Sukhe-Bator Street. But until now, the housing issue remains open.
In September-November 1990, my mother participated in the construction of the Ust-Kyakhtinsky pig farm, built Kudara-Somonskaya high school. After the construction of the school was completed, the construction of our 27-apartment building in the village of Sloboda began, but since there was not enough money, Vanchikov V.M. sent them to the construction of a Datsan in the village of Murochi. They also took part in the construction of houses and barracks in the village of Goose Lake, lived there for months.
In 1993, they completed one section of a 27-apartment building in the village of Sloboda, after which they were assigned apartments in this building. In 1995, my mother and a team completed the construction of a 27-apartment building, the plumbing was the only thing left to do. In search of money Vanchikov V.M. again found a job in the village of Kudara-Somon. Subsequently, Vanchikov V.M. disappeared, promising my mother mountains of gold.
Until now, my mother has repeatedly addressed this problem to the head of the Kyakhta district V. Zh. Tsyrempilov, but he is not up to us now, he is running for the People's Khural of the Republic of Buryatia. Earlier, he also promised mountains of gold when he was nominated for the post of Head of the Kyakhtinsky district of the Republic of Buryatia. Also, my mother asked for help about providing an apartment to the mayor of the city of Kyakhta, Stepanov Evgeny Valerievich, but everywhere she was provided with banal replies. Also, my mother and I turned to the representative of the State Duma, Markhaev V.M., who promised to sort everything out as soon as possible, but so far there has been no answer.
Currently, the apartment (more precisely, a room measuring 9 square meters), in which we are registered, is in a deplorable state and is unsuitable for habitation. Mom brings me up alone, and now we have nowhere to live. And the apartments that my mother built and which should belong to my mother and my mother's team are populated by tenants who have nothing to do with them.
I ask you, Pavel Alekseevich, to sort out this issue of allocating an apartment to my mother at the address: Republic of Buryatia. kyakhtinsky district, Sukhe-Bator st., house 18, because wages from Vanchikov V.M. she did not receive, but worked, hoping that he would fulfill his promise and give her an apartment in this house. We currently have nowhere to live. If you do not take any action and ignore my appeal as well as our local officials, then I have no one else to turn to.
I hope for your understanding and support. Thanks in advance.
