A Moscow-based company, 'Dorogi i Mosty' (DIM)
A Moscow-based company, 'Dorogi i Mosty' (DIM), linked to businessman Arkady Rotenberg, was fined 500,000 rubles by the Dorogomilovsky District Court for violating anti-terrorism requirements across ten cases. The violations included uncontrolled access to construction sites and lack of biometric identification systems at checkpoints.
Consensus
- The company 'Dorogi i Mosty' (DIm) was fined 500,000 Russian rubles by the Dorogomilovskiy District Court in Moscow.
- The fine was issued across ten protocols for violations of anti-terrorism requirements.
- The violations involved uncontrolled access to construction sites by unknown individuals and the absence of biometric identification systems at entry checkpoints.
- The company was formed in 2020 after being separated from AO 'Mostotrest', which has been owned by Arkady Rotenberg's family for over 15 years.
- In 2020, the controlling share of DIM was transferred to the 'Natsproekststroy' holding, founded by Rotenberg and state corporation VEB.RF.
- DIM is one of the largest state contractors in transportation infrastructure, having secured at least 639 billion rubles in state orders.
- In 2026, DIM received two contracts totaling 30 billion rubles: one for the reconstruction of Moscow Prospect in Yaroslavl Oblast and another for the reconstruction of airport buildings in Gelendzhik, Krasnodar Krai.
- At least five additional protocols related to similar violations are pending review by the court.
Points of divergence
- The company 'Dorogi i Mosty (DIM)' was fined 500 thousand rubles by the world court of Dorogomilovskiy district Moscow for ten protocols of violation of 'anti-terrorism' requirements. — tg_astrapress
- The decisions on fines were issued on March 20 and 23, and July 30, 2026. — mediazona
Coverage (2 sources)
- Company linked to Rotenberg fined in Moscow for violating 'anti-terrorist' requirements — ASTRA
- Company linked to Rotenberg fined half a million for violating 'anti-terrorist' requirements in Moscow — Медиазона