Russian CEO of Electric Networks of Armenia dismissed
16.10.2015,
16:13
The Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), Armenia’s national power distribution company that was bought recently by Russia-based Tashir Group from Russian energy holding Inter RAO, has dismissed today its CEO Yevgeny Bibin, Natalya Sarjanyan, a company spokeswoman, said.
YEREVAN, October 16. / ARKA /. The Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), Armenia’s national power distribution company that was bought recently by Russia-based Tashir Group from Russian energy holding Inter RAO, has dismissed today its CEO Yevgeny Bibin, Natalya Sarjanyan, a company spokeswoman, said.
Bibin who held the post since 2011 was replaced with Karen Harutyunyan, who Sarjanyan said has extensive experience of working in the energy sector, including in the Electric Networks of Armenia.
Tashir Group consists of about 200 companies, including 30 shopping malls and two dozen office buildings and hotels across Russia. With total assets estimated by the “Forbes” magazine at $4.5 billion, Samvel Karapetyan is one of the world’s richest ethnic Armenians.
The ENA is said to have more than $220 million in outstanding debts to Armenian power generating plants and commercial banks. It was sold to Russian Inter RAO in 2006 at $73 million by Midland Resources, a British-registered company.-0-
Bibin who held the post since 2011 was replaced with Karen Harutyunyan, who Sarjanyan said has extensive experience of working in the energy sector, including in the Electric Networks of Armenia.
Tashir Group consists of about 200 companies, including 30 shopping malls and two dozen office buildings and hotels across Russia. With total assets estimated by the “Forbes” magazine at $4.5 billion, Samvel Karapetyan is one of the world’s richest ethnic Armenians.
The ENA is said to have more than $220 million in outstanding debts to Armenian power generating plants and commercial banks. It was sold to Russian Inter RAO in 2006 at $73 million by Midland Resources, a British-registered company.-0-
