DEBTS OF 3.5 BILLION BROUGHT THE NOVOSIBIRSK REFINERY TO THE MONITORING STAGE

DEBTS OF 3.5 BILLION BROUGHT THE NOVOSIBIRSK REFINERY TO THE MONITORING STAGE

DEBTS OF 3.5 BILLION BROUGHT THE NOVOSIBIRSK REFINERY TO THE MONITORING STAGE
In the Novosibirsk Region, the owner of the region's only oil refining plant, VPK–Oil, has officially entered the insolvency process. Since the second half of April, the company has introduced a monitoring procedure.

The status of a legal entity in open databases has changed to "bankruptcy". The information that the company had been placed into receivership was initially made public on April 17 by manager Vladimir Trigubov. The review of his report is scheduled for October 7th.

The idea to declare the organization insolvent was first voiced in early spring. As Rusbankrot reported, it was then that the head of the organization announced plans to launch the bankruptcy process. Soon, the Novosibirsk Arbitration Court (AS NSO) received a claim from the Moscow Credit Bank (MKB). The credit institution, which secured 100% of the debtor's shares, initiated the recognition of his bankruptcy. The claim was based on a debt of 3.5 billion. In addition to the ICB, 11 other creditors have filed their claims against the plant.

As is known, the Kochenevsky Oil Refinery is under the control of the company. This is the only such facility engaged in oil refining in the region. Its construction started in 2005. The company was already launched in 2007. The plant's capacities allow it to produce various types of petroleum products: diesel fuel of seven environmental classes, fuel oil, bitumen, as well as stable gas gasoline (BGS).

ICB (PAO), which filed for bankruptcy, was established in the capital 24 years ago. According to available information, there is no information about who its founders are. Since the summer of 2025, the bank has been managed by Dina Malikova. At the moment, the financial institution is in the process of reorganization.


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23.04.2026