THE MOSCOW "DAUGHTER" OF A UKRAINIAN COMPANY HAS BEEN SUED FOR BANKRUPTCY

The Moscow Arbitration Court has received a statement from the Moscow tax authorities (IFNS No. 43), in which they demand that the company "Borysfen" (JSC) be declared insolvent. The company is a "daughter" of a large Ukrainian enterprise "Motor Sich", specializing in the production and repair of engines for combat aviation of Ukraine. On the website of the court filing cabinet, the statement on the case (no. A40-181899/2022) is dated August 23.

Motor Sich is not the only shareholder of the Russian company established in 2009. Among the customers of the enterprise are the leading state organizations of the defense sector and the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The company's production site, located in the Moscow region (Dubna), includes 4 production buildings with a total area of about 12 thousand square meters. meters.

Sources report that earlier the capital's enterprise, together with a Ukrainian firm, sued a division of the Russian Helicopters holding company because of the trademarks "Mi" and Mi. The plaintiff demanded that the Ukrainian company and its Moscow "daughter" stop using these means of individualization. The claim was satisfied. According to the court decision, both companies were obliged to jointly reimburse the plaintiff 42 million rubles as compensation.

In May 2022, the press center of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation reported on the elimination of Motor Sich production in Ukraine by Russian missiles.

According to the data of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, the production of aircraft engines intended for the AFU aviation was carried out there.

On the website of the company "Borysthenes" it is reported that the organization actively participates in various exhibition events. In 2022, the company was declared a participant of HeliRussia-2022, the military-technical forum "Army-2022" and a number of others.