Borisovdrev Ex-CEO Vladimir Maltsev’s sentence to be pronounced today
The prosecutor has demanded to imprison him for 6 years.
Borisovdrev ex-CEO Uladzimir Maltsau’s sentence will be pronounced on Saturday, December 20. He is standing trial in Minsk Province Court. The prosecutor has demanded to imprison him for 6 years.
Maltsau is accused of power and authority abuse that caused the loss of Br17 billion. Maltsau has pled not guilty.
The prosecutor corrected the accusation on December 3. Being the CEO, Maltsau signed an equipment supplies contract with a Turkish company for his personal benefit. Uladzimir Maltsau did nothing when the company started delaying supplies, the prosecutor claimed.
"Trying to hide his incompetence, careerism and law violations, he signed a contract to postpone supplies,” the prosecutor added. The former director general did not take measures in order to buy the match production equipment in time.
Everything started when Alyaksandr Lukashenka visited the enterprise on November 8, 2013. He was indignant at the modernization rate. An investigation was started. Uladzimir Malstau was arrested in March and the trial started in September.
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