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Anatoliy Eduardovich Serdyukov (born 8 January 1962) is a Russian politician and businessman who was the Minister of Defense of Russia from 15 February 2007 to 6 November 2012. During his tenure as defense minister, he launched several major reforms of the Russian military. The main idea behind his reforms was the transformation from a mass mobilization army to a small force of contract soldiers. 

Serdkuyov was sacked by Putin on 6 November 2012 and replaced by Sergey Shoigu. In November 2013 Serdkuyov was charged by Russian investigators with "negligence" for ordering the army to build a road from a village to a private country residence in Russia's south. He was amnestied in 2014 by a presidential decree.

In October 2015 he was appointed as an Industrial Director of Rostec State Corporation. His duties include supervising of all the company's aviation-related activities from helicopter-building to airplane engines.
 

Arrested Khotin will pull Pharmstandard with him

Business●25.04.2019

The investigation may recognize as fictitious the transactions of the former owner of Bank Ugra and the owner of the pharmaceutical holding Viktor Kharitonin.

State-owned company Rosnano sold Viktor Kharitonin a stake in PET technology

Business●18.07.2018

The state company sold Viktor Kharitonin a stake in PET-technology.

The owner of "Pharmstandard" Augment Investments is liquidated

Business●19.06.2018

His Cypriot company Augment Investments, which owns the main producer of arbidol in Russia - Otisipharm, as well as Pharmstandard, is being liquidated.

"R-farm" did not pay for tablets

Business●01.06.2018

The company lost the dispute to Native.

Egor Kulkov invested in British medrobots

Business●30.05.2018

The former shareholder of Pharmstandard has now become the largest shareholder of the British start-up CMR. The enterprise plans to compete with already existing robots-surgeons da Vinci.

Biotec loses state orders

Business●29.05.2018

The company of former senator Boris Spiegel is being ousted from the Russian pharmaceutical market.

The consolidation of "Pharmstandard" costed Viktor Kharitonin too expensive

Business●13.02.2018

Minorities of "Pharmstandard" have seized from the main owners of the company 540 million rubles.

Kings of the state order - 2017: Forbes rating

Business●02.03.2017

The multi-billion government contracts are obtained by mysterious contractors without tenders. 

The largest pharmaceutical producer invested in a startup with Voloshin's capital

Business●17.02.2017

Pharmstandard put $1 million into the company Genotek, which is engaged in DNA research. Among the shareholders of the company are the former head of the presidential administration Alexander Voloshin, co-owner of the agricultural holding Rusagro Maxim Basov and a partner of Safmar Ventures.

Why billionaire Kharitonin has bought the most dangerous road in the world

Business●29.01.2015

Nürburgring race track for Formula 1 is called "Green Hell": dozens of drivers died on in. But for Viktor Kharitonin the track is, first of all, profitable business.

Junkie lobby in Russia

Society●17.01.2014

The officers of the Federal Drug Control Service conducted a special operation to curb the supply chain of large quantities of cocaine from St. Petersburg to Bashkiria. Nevertheless, the situation with drug addiction in Russia is critical.