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Bank Dabrabyt Fussed over Sanctions

Bank Dabrabyt Fussed over Sanctions
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Gutseriev is to blame for everything.

Bank Dabrabyt intends to buy out common shares of its own issue. This is reported on his website. This decision was made at the general meeting of shareholders of the bank. The purchase of 880 shares is planned. According to Office Life, we are talking about the sale of shares owned by Paritetbank. The latter, in turn, belongs to Said Gutseriev, the son of Mikhail Gutseriev, who came under British sanctions imposed on Minsk.

It was decided to buy back the shares for subsequent sale to the investor on the terms stipulated by the bank's business plan. The investor is not named. The cost of one share is 279.21 rubles. That is, the total amount will be about 246 thousand rubles. The deal is scheduled to close by October 28.

99.75% of Dabrabyt's shares belong to the National Bank, the rest - to Paritetbank. Office Life claims that the block of shares that Bank Dabrabyt intends to buy out is owned by Paritetbank. The latter bank is owned by Beristore Holdings Limited, which belongs to Said Gutseriev, son of Mikhail Gutseriev.

The latter, as a longtime friend of Aliaksandr Lukashenka, fell under the EU and UK sanctions imposed on Minsk.

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