Urals Energy Share Discussion Threads

[chavitravi2] 09/8/2021 09:40

Clearly he has friends on the inside as the article suggests and things will move very slow, paper work, folders and evidence lost.
As I said at the time this guy is an out and out crook and is clearly well connected.
He will walk, nothing will be done against him imo.

[darren81] 26/7/2021 12:29

I would take anything I read in that paper with a bucket load of salt.

[takeachance1] 25/7/2021 12:49

Lets hope we can realise shareholder value

[amargosa] 25/7/2021 10:29

The Moscow Post articles rely on an informant, so depending on the strength of evidence, I guess the authorities may eventually have something on Kononov that sticks. If they do lock him up and throw away the key then they might confiscate his shares in UEN and surely he'd be ousted from his key role in the Russian subsidiaries. What would happen to the shares and with them the controlling stake in the Company? Who knows - allocated to the State, handed to an injured party, cancelled?

Of course Kononov may walk free in which case things may revert back to 'normal', but I doubt it even if he does walk.

[takeachance1] 24/7/2021 13:37

Does anyone know the current state of play?

[defender111] 24/7/2021 12:32

found this
Banker under the moire "veil"
Author: NADEZHDA POPOVA, 2021-05-19 08:19:49

Money depositors of Transnational Bank surfaced at Sergei Kononov in the Kholm port?

Banker under the moire "veil"
Sources of The Moscow Post told the news about the notorious owner of the Transnational Bank, who had fallen in the Summer, Sergey Borisovich Kononov. A request not to confuse him with the full namesake who works as a minister in Crimea.

The former owner of the Transnational Bank has ceased to know about himself since 2015. He did not fall into poverty, on the contrary, he becomes president of Urals Energy LLC with a luxurious office in the elite part of the capital.

According to our informant, Mr. Kononov wrote a certain Dmitry Paltov to his partner.

It turns out that Sergey Kononov is conducting a large-scale business in Sakhalin. In the sphere of his interests, both oil production and the work of the Kholm seaport. In some cases, he is helped by both a lawyer with a damaged reputation Denis Kutishenko and a certain businessman Roman Shvets.

The authors of the message sent to the editorial office are asking to pay attention to the fact that the case against Sergei Borisovich Kononov, who "drowned" the Transnational Bank, is neither shaky nor rolling: and the metropolitan investigator, Colonel Timofeev, does not seem to seek an early completion of the investigation. It turns out that Mr. Kononov has a reliable "roof," if he was not planted, the matter was slowed down and even allowed to earn further? But why is this "kindness"?

Mr. Kononov's confused business was understood by the correspondent of The Moscow Post.

Left with Radulov's nose

Recall that the Central Bank of Russia revoked its banking license from Transnational Bank in mid-April 2015. The bank implemented a high-risk credit policy related to the placement of funds in low-quality assets.



As of April 1, 2015, Transnational Bank ranked 185 in the banking system of the Russian Federation in terms of its assets. As it turned out a little later, it was in this bank that the famous hockey player, Dallas Stars striker Alexander Radulov, kept his savings with a friend Sergei Kononov.

And when the bank "fell asleep," Kononov asked Radulov's friend "to wait three years." And in return, as if on bail, generously gave two premises in the center of Moscow for about $25 million. This was reported by REN TV.

The "deal" took place at a distance, since the hockey player was hopelessly in the United States. And arriving at the First See, Alexander Radulov found out that he was deceived by a friend Kononov for 1.5 billion rubles: the premises given by Kononov's generous hand on bail actually cost 3 million "green," and not 25...



Alexander Radulov

Radulov was also unaware that the buildings were on land that belonged to Moscow. And now, for several years of delay in renting land, the hockey player owes the city about 15 million rubles.

But Radulov energetically took up the solution to the problem.



He said that the issue of all deceived depositors of the Transnational Bank needs to be resolved.

And there are many!

Under the "guardianship" of Yeltsin's former son-in-law?

They say that the "moire banker" Kononov (since allegedly as a chameleon constantly changes "color") feels like fish in the water everywhere, since he has long had a strong rear in the person of relatives of former Russian President Boris Yeltsin. In particular, Kononov has been in friendship with Yeltsin's former son-in-law Leonid (aka Alexey in close circles) Dyachenko for many years. And allegedly it is this very friendship with the ex-husband of Tatyana Dyachenko-Yumasheva that opens any doors for Kononov. And at the same time closes folders with cases on the tables of investigators...



Former son-in-law of Boris Yeltsin Leonid Dyachenko

One way or another, but shortly after the disaster with the Transnational Bank, Mr. Kononov suddenly found himself the owner of an oil company and the holder of shares in the Kholm seaport on Sakhalin Island.

We are talking about the oil company Urals Energy, which was sold by Zarubezhneft.

The same office also sold the Peschanoozerskoye oil field on the island of Kolguev in the Barents Sea in the Arkhangelsk region. Zarubezhneft owns a license for the central part of the Peschanoozersky field. The eastern and western blocks belong to the daughter of Urals Energy - the company "Arktikneft."



Urals Energy paid Zarubezhneft 100 million rubles for this asset.

Oil production at the central part of the Peschanoozersky field Zarubezhneft is 340 barrels per day, oil reserves reach 16 million barrels. The deal will allow Urals Energy to optimize its production on Kolguev Island, improve the project's economy, and bring production in this region to 1 thousand barrels per day.



Experts noted the minuscule amount of the purchase of the field: according to estimates, the oil field costs 10 times more.



Maybe the fact is that one of the founders of Urals Energy was Leonid Dyachenko? One way or another, Sergei Kononov, chairman of the board of directors of Transnational Bank, was in the same team with Dyachenko. Leonid Dyachenko was appointed interim CEO of the oil production company Urals Energy.

At the same time, Sergey Kononov, representing the interests of Adler S.A., the largest shareholder of Urals Energy, was appointed president of the Russian division of Urals Energy LLC.

Recall that Urals Energy was created in the early 1990s. The company is registered in Cyprus. The company's shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange in the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) sector.



Urals Energy produces oil on Sakhalin Island (Petrosakh field, in which the company owns 97.16%, the rest is from the Sakhalin administration) and in the Timan-Pechora basin (Arktikneft).

Urals Energy and Transnational Bank

Many associated the oil company and the bank as friendly companies, since they include longtime friends Sergey Kononov and Leonid Dyachenko. Through a company with foreign registration, the Transnational Bank could launder dubious money, which eventually turned out to be when the Central Bank revoked the license from the bank.



In addition, the bank was involved in the conduct of dubious transactions of customers to withdraw funds abroad in significant volumes.

The transnational bank is almost nowhere in open sources, as a credit institution with a dubious history. Observers claim that Kononov skillfully covered and covers all his "scams" in the name of the former son-in-law of Boris Yeltsin.

Passion Mords in the Port of Holm

In addition to the oil company, Mr. Kononov was still incomprehensible in the shareholders of the Kholm seaport. In December last year, events at the seaport rattled the whole country. The shareholders quarreled.

Several litigation relating to the management of the Holme seaport at the beginning of the year was considered by arbitration courts.

Kholm Commercial Sea Port belongs to non-freezing ports of federal significance. In previous years, the port was developed against the background of the construction of the Vanino-Kholmsk ferry crossing: it is of important connecting importance for the island and the mainland.

In 1992, Kholm Commercial Sea Port OJSC was created, but already in 2007 private individuals "took over" the asset.

Since March 2018 - this is PJSC Kholm Commercial Sea Port. General cargoes are coal, metal, pipes, equipment, cement, crushed stone, clinker, etc.



Kholm Commercial Sea Port refers to non-freezing ports of federal significance

As of March 31, 2020, the main shareholders of Kholmsky Commercial Sea Port PJSC were members of the board of directors Rasul Katinavasov with a share of the authorized capital of 5.73%, Yuri Freydis, 20.11% of the authorized capital and Petrosakh JSC 22.9%.

Petrosach was established to produce crude oil in July 1991. Authorized capital - 90.7 million rubles. President Sergei Kononov.



Petrosakh Company manages Arktikneft JSC, Lukoil-Arctic-Tanker, as well as BVN-Oil LLC and RK-Oil LLC took part in the institution. The latter two are owned by Jurals Energy Public Company Limited (Cyprus Island).



Tariff conflict

On the New Year holidays of 2020, a conflict came to a peak in the port related to rising prices for cargo transshipment services. Entrepreneurs complained about the increase in tariffs. The Sakhalin authorities were forced to intervene in the situation.

The monopolist agreed to leave tariffs at the same level, but later violated the agreement. Governor Valery Limarenko turned to the Federal Antimonopoly Service. As a result, in October 2020, the right to regulate the cost of services in monopoly ports was returned to the regional level. The Regional Energy Commission has identified new tariffs at the Holme Seaport.

Since October 13, the maximum maximum price for transshipment services amounted to 2108.4 rubles - for motor vehicles weighing up to 5 tons (including VAT), 6802.8 rubles - for transport weighing more than 5 tons (including VAT).



The conflict with entrepreneurs dissatisfied with the prices of services in the port turned into a disqualification for General Director Nikolai Zemlyanukhin. The plaintiff in the disqualification case was the Far Eastern Transport Prosecutor's Office.

In October 2020, it was Petros that announced that Zemlyanukhin acted on the issue of raising tariffs without approval from the board of directors: a general meeting of shareholders was convened at which the composition of the board of directors was changed.



In place of Nikolai Zemlyanukhin, Gennady Trifonov, Deputy Director for Security of Petrosakh, was appointed.

Seven people were elected to the new board of directors: Rasul Katinovasov, Saigid Katinavasov, Viktor Pugovkin, Viktor Zemlyanukhin, Ramil Ishkinin, Sergey Kononov and Sergey Musicians. An audit commission was also assembled and an auditor firm was determined: Audit-Consulate from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk became it.

Conflicts, therefore, have been shaking the Kholmsky seaport since 2018, when its composition of owners changed: then the largest owners of shares were Petrosakh JSC (22.9%), Lipetsk Vodka Company CJSC (11.72%) and Yuri Freidis (20.11%). Who's behind Petrosach? Formally, it is owned by the Cypriot offshore Nimir Petroleum Petrosach Limited 2.



Petrosakh was affiliated with the liquidated oil production company Jurals Energy. The Director General was Mr. Kononov. The company was tied to the offshore Jurals Energy Public Company Limited. She remains the owner of a number of companies with obvious signs of fictiousness. And they say that the former owner of Yurals Energy was Leonid Dyachenko.

In October 2018, a corporate conflict broke out at Jurals Energy. Then the executive board discovered transactions and loans worth $5.1 million. They were issued by Sergey Kononov.

So, it turns out, all the roads lead to Rome?

And is it any wonder in this case that the metropolitan investigator, Colonel Trofimov, seems to slow down the investigation against the banker Kononov?

[takeachance1] 23/7/2021 21:12

Nice one. Thanks again

[darren81] 23/7/2021 19:48

Change xx in the above post to tt and it’ll work…

[takeachance1] 23/7/2021 16:28

Can someone please post a link to the website. Thanx in advance.

[gaffer73] 23/7/2021 14:47

Good work Darren. Looks like they kept their promise this time. I imagine the website will be updated at some point.

[darren81] 23/7/2021 14:05

Below link to Cyprus Company register indicates 3 years worth of accounts were filed back in April

hxxps://efiling.drcor.mcit.gov.cy/DrcorPublic/SearchResults.aspx?name=Urals+energy&number=%25&searchtype=optStartMatch&index=1&tname=%25&sc=0

Will look at how to request access to view the accounts. Would’ve thought the company would’ve added to the company website though to keep investors informed

[amargosa] 21/6/2021 20:31

My feeling is that there will be some reaction from the majority, especially those with more skin in the game, otherwise Kononov might be tempted to push on the open door, see what happens.

[chavitravi2] 16/6/2021 15:34

I dont know about his and our investment. I'm resigned to the fact we are the long forgotten majority. The crooks have all income now and in the future all to themselves just as planned.
We will only matter if by some miracle someone wants to buy us out.

[martyn9] 10/6/2021 11:13

More money for the crooks to line their pockets with!!!!

[amargosa] 09/6/2021 15:04

Oil heading higher. Just sayin.

[martyn9] 02/6/2021 14:03

I noticed solg creeping back up chav and fingers crossed for you. I wonder if these crooks have submitted the accounts yet LMFAO !!!

[chavitravi2] 01/6/2021 12:40

Pleased I hung in there with SOLG. Gone from 29p Thursday to 36p this morning.
I'm hoping it continues to get a fair chunk of money back.

[amargosa] 28/4/2021 08:12

Had some experience recently with a foreign share certificate- it wasn't great- UK brokers weren't interested in them and the foreign brokers weren't interested in opening a trading account (in order to trade the share) if you weren't a resident of that country. Point being that even if Urals were to relist in a non-UK market it would not be easy to do much with our share certificates. Relisting isn't likely imv, so it's probably a moot point anyway.

[chavitravi2] 14/4/2021 10:33

SOLG is on the move again, something brewing I reckon on JV or takeover.

LUKEAD, took a look at AVCT. it's on a bit of a down just now but it certainly looks to have further potential. Thanks for that, I will keep an eye on it.

[quepassa] 19/3/2021 08:25

Does RCTurner still haunt this thread like a bad smell?

[rcturner2] 16/3/2021 14:45

AIM oil companies have an horrendous record of wealth destruction, year after year they give negative returns, they are akin to gambling.

It is easy to become negative about the stock market when you have a bad experience, but there are relatively simple ways in which to make a good return. You have to diversify and you have to buy companies that make good profits.