My.Games Acquired by Management with UAE Investor

«Investor», which acquired the former VK gaming division from Putin's nominal shareholders, is linked to Sechin's circle and the Ul case.

Consensus

My.Games, a former gaming division of VK, was acquired by its managers.
The acquisition involved investor Georgy Nurislamov from the United Arab Emirates.
Alexander Chachava exited ownership of My.Games and other major assets.
Chachava had previously acquired My.Games, along with stakes in Yandex and Ozon, after the start of the war with Ukraine.
The purchase price for My.Games was $642 million (33 billion rubles).
The company's revenue previously accounted for about one-third of VK's total income.
Georgy Nurislamov has been linked to companies connected to Igor Sechin's circle.
Nurislamov worked at 'O1 Property Management' and 'O1 Standard' since at least 2020.
These companies were previously owned by Boris Mintz before being acquired by Cyprus-based Riverstretch Trading & Investments (RT&I) in 2018.
RT&I is controlled by former top managers of 'Region' group, a major partner of Rosneft.
Pavel Vashchenko controls 90% of RT&I, and Valeriy Mikhailov owns the remaining 10%.
Valeriy Mikhailov was involved in the criminal case against Alexei Ulyukayev and was alleged to have lent $2 million to Igor Sechin for a bribe to Ulyukayev.