Under the 'Russian roulette' terms, the ransom price for…
Under the 'Russian roulette' terms, the ransom price for Shishkariev's stake in Rosatom was set at 74 billion rubles, while Shishkariev's own stake was valued at 77 billion rubles.
Consensus
- Rosatom owns 49% of the Group of Companies 'Delo'.
- Sergey Shishkarev owns 51% of the Group of Companies 'Delo.'
- The transaction is being conducted under a 'Russian roulette' mechanism.
- The deal involves the purchase of Shishkarev's stake by Rosatom.
- Legal documentation for the deal began in July.
- Rosatom aims to close the deal soon, possibly before November.
- Shishkarev previously declined to buy Rosatom’s 49% share, which transferred the right to initiate the 'Russian roulette' process to Rosatom.
- The price of Rosatom's stake was set at 74 billion rubles under the mechanism.
Points of divergence
- Alexey Likhachev, head of Rosatom, stated that the procedure could be accelerated if Shishkarev agrees to sell his stake directly without going through the 'Russian roulette' mechanism. — kommersant
- The price for Shishkarev’s 51% share under the 'Russian roulette' was set at 77 billion rubles, while Rosatom's 49% stake was valued at 74 billion rubles. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- Likachev: "Rosatom" wants to close the deal for purchasing the "Delo" group early — Коммерсантъ
- Rosatom is set to close the deal within the framework of the "Russian roulette" in the GK "Delo" in the near future — Интерфакс