Oil trader Gunvor responded to the investigation of Dozd Channel about the Forbes list member Pyotr Kolbin. The company said that the business partner of Gennady Timchenko was its shareholder only for one year and completely withdrew nearly ten years ago.
Gazprom has chosen Stroytransgaz company, co-owned by billionaire Gennady Timchenko, as a contractor for the construction of 255 km of gas pipeline "Power of Siberia" without tender. The cost of the contract is 72.2 billion rubles.
The billionaire trusted to manage the purchased asset to his son-in-law, Gleb Frank, who heads the board of directors of Akvaniki, and Maxim Vorobiev, the founder of Russkoye More.
Michelson has one important ability: he knows how to pick the right partners in a timely manner. Perhaps the most valuable of them is Vladimir Putin's friend Gennady Timchenko.
In the spring of 2015, the former billionaire sold Stroygazkonsalting company. Forbes finds out why, and what does Ramzan Kadyrov's friend Ruslan Baysarov have to do with it.
On March 20, 2014 the US government first imposed personal sanctions against Russian businessmen and top managers of state-owned companies from the Russian President Vladimir Putin's entourage.
Sale of part of the property to partners and relatives didn't spare the billionaires, close to the Russian President, from international prosecution.
According to Forbes, the co-owner of Sibur Kirill Shamalov is a dollar billionaire.
The oil trader Trafigura registered in the Netherlands in 2015, has become the second largest foreign buyer of Rosneft's oil, experts say. The trader is second only to the Chinese partner of the Russian state company, CNPC.
It happened after the promises of the Head of FAS to complain to the president.
The US authorities give no peace to "Putin's friends": Gennady Timchenko and the Rotenberg brothers. The US Treasury blacklisted ten companies through which these businessmen allegedly evade sanctions.
Forbes asked the Russian billionaires, what they were doing in relation to the new law on foreign-controlled companies.
For ties with the Russian businessman his friend, Finn Kai Paananen, fell under the sactions.
Working in the KHL and SKA, Roman Rotenberg built his own business. What role was played by his father and uncle?
Ruslan Baysarov bought 25% plus 1 share of building company Most, as a source close to the businessman reported to RBC. The fact is confirmed by Baysarov's representative, but he declined to say who the package was bought from or what was the price.
The eldest son of billionaire Boris Rotenberg buys one of the leading Russian manufacturers of sportswear and souvenirs.
The billionaire sold the business terminals, but retained his board of directors.
Among the shareholders of these banks are the members of Putin's inner circle, reminds the WSJ.
The joint investigation of Vedomosti, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and Le Monde.
Famous businessmen sanctioned by the West, transfer their assets to the newer generation. These deals have become one of the key trends of the year.
As it became known to Forbes, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has put an end to the litigation which lasted nearly a decade.
Vnukovo works at its limit, while Sheremetyevo starts an active campaign to attract new customers. Who will win the competition for the premium segment of the market?
Prosecutors in the US check the financial transactions related to Russian billionaire Gennady Timchenko who had been included into the sanctions list, for possible money laundering, said the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, citing several unnamed sources.
On Thursday, the Moscow Arbitration Court decided to transfer 81.67% of the shares "Bashneft", the sixth largest oil company in Russia, to the state.
He took over copper and coal in battles of the 90s, built a monopoly around the monopoly of Russian Railways in the 2000s and encircled Moscow in the 2010s: his raider past did not prevent him from succeeding in the system of state capitalism.
"Personally, we do not need billions," - said the principal owner of Volga Group; he also said where his children were educated, how he was affected by the sanctions and why it was easier to breathe in Russia.
The Western sanctions against the "Novatek" and its co-owner Gennady Timchenko did not prevent France's Total to increase the share of the largest independent gas producer in Russia; since the beginning of the year it could have grown by almost 3%.