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The co-owner of "Privat" backs the transfer of the NZF to ARMA to stabilize the plant's operations.

Co-owner of the Privat Group, Alexey Martynov, endorses the transfer of management of the property of the Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant (NZF) in Dnipropetrovsk region to the National Agency of Ukraine for the Detection, Investigation, and Management of Assets Derived from Corruption and Other Crimes (ARMA).

Co-owner of the "Privat" group, Alexey Martynov, supports the transfer of the National Agency of Ukraine for the Detection, Investigation and Management of Assets Obtained from Corruption and Other Crimes (ARMA) to manage the property of JSC "Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant" (NZF, Dnipropetrovsk region).

"I support the president's decision to transfer the Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant to ARMA, as this is currently the only opportunity to save the enterprise from destruction by the 'brilliant entrepreneurs' Boholyubov and Kolomoisky," - wrote him on his Facebook page.

He also noted that ferroalloy production volumes have decreased almost tenfold - from about 1 million tons in 2008 to 100 thousand tons in 2024, and there is a risk of dismantling the enterprise for scrap metal.

A similar situation, according to him, is observed with the "Aviass" gas station network - they have ceased fuel sales.

The "brilliant businessman" Kipperman, who is hiding in Israel, and Boholyubov, who is hiding in Vienna, sold fuel coupons and withdrew money from the companies. Deceived customers will soon start demanding refunds. Last week, Ukrainian oil traders received information that 165 "Aviass" gas stations are up for sale," notes Martynov.

Martynov appealed to the president with a request to urgently seize the gas stations and transfer them to ARMA. "Otherwise, the state will lose the opportunity to compensate for its losses from the nationalization of PrivatBank, which amounts to $10 billion," warned Martynov.

As reported, co-founder of the financial and industrial group "Privat" Alexey Martynov intends to sue partners Gennady Boholyubov and Igor Kolomoisky for the return to operational management of assets, particularly the ferroalloy business.

The financial and industrial group "Privat" previously united dozens of enterprises across the country operating in the fields of banking, ferroalloys, petroleum products, fertilizers, and agribusiness.