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Russian Prosecutors Seek Seizure of Rusagro Founder's $2.9 Billion Assets
Russia's Prosecutor General's Office has filed a lawsuit to seize assets worth $2.9 billion belonging to the founder of agribusiness giant Rusagro. The move targets the jailed billionaire's holdings as part of a forfeiture effort.
1 May, 13:16 — 1 May, 17:01
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual119d ago
Russian State Prosecutors Seek Forfeiture of Jailed Billionaire’s Assets
Vadim Moshkovich is the first Forbes-listed billionaire to be arrested after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia’s Prosecutor General’s Office sues to seize assets of agribusiness giant Rusagro founder, worth $2.9 billion
Russia’s Prosecutor General’s Office has filed a lawsuit in a Moscow court to seize the assets of Vadim Moshkovich, founder of Rusagro, the Russian business news outlet RBC reported, citing the case file.
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First report: Moscow Times · 1 May, 13:16|Full coverage: 2 · 4h|Window: 4h
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