PJSC Ukrnafta has remained the manager of the seized assets of Glusco, which was linked to Viktor Medvedchuk, and the assets of Russia's Tatneft, having paid UAH 21 million in guaranteed payments. This was reported by the company's press service.
It is noted that Ukrnafta transferred UAH 21 million to the state budget as guaranteed payments for the management of the Glusco gas station network.
The ARMA also confirmed that Ukrnafta is in charge of the Glusco filling station network.
"Both parties have reached a compromise, and the state treasury and, accordingly, the state and people of Ukraine have benefited from this. ARMA and Ukrnafta have jointly unblocked the way for effective management of the property of collaborator Viktor Medvedchuk, whose assets will now strengthen Ukrainian statehood, not destroy it," said Olena Duma, Head of ARMA.
Accordingly, ARMA has withdrawn its initiative to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine to terminate the management agreement with Ukrnafta for the Glusco filling station network."
In addition, Ukrnafta and ARMA signed a joint application for concentration to the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine. After the AMCU's approval, Ukrnafta will be able to start the actual management of the Glusco filling station network.