“Rolf”, purchased by Umar Kremlin, was removed from the control of the Federal Property Management Agency 17:20

The Rolf car dealer’s holding was removed from the control of the Federal Property Management Agency. about this reports RIA Novosti.

The relevant decree was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

“Regard as invalid: Part III of the list of movable and immovable property, securities, shares in the authorized (share) capital of Russian legal entities and property rights therein. paragraphs 10 and 11 of Part IV. Chapters 5-9 of the section. In the signed and officially published decree, interim administration is introduced, approved by the Presidential Decree No. 302 of the Russian Federation dated April 25, 2023. “0 temporary management of some properties,” it says.

Rolf’s assets transferred Under the management of the Federal Property Management Agency by decree of President Putin in December 2023. The issue involves Rolf shares held by Cyprus offshore Delance Limited and Rolf Motors, as well as Rolf Motors, Rolf Estate St. It concerned shares in the authorized capital of St. Petersburg and Rolf Tech.

In September 2024, Rolf announced that the owner of the holding happened Omer Kremlev.

Previously, in August, the Russians spent A record amount for second-hand cars.

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Source: Gazeta

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