За последние 5 лет Ринат Ахметов через свои компании скупил в Украине активы на общую сумму около 22 млрд грн.
У миллиардера появились новые облэнерго, шахты, солнечные электростанции, металлургические заводы, химпроизводство.
Структуры Ахметова расширили свою долю на рынке дистрибуции электричества – после покупок облэнерго ДТЭК будет контролировать 57% передачи и сбыта электроэнергии в Украине.
За последние 5 лет Ринат Ахметов через свои компании скупил в Украине активы на общую сумму около 22 млрд грн.
У миллиардера появились новые облэнерго, шахты, солнечные электростанции, металлургические заводы, химпроизводство.
Структуры Ахметова расширили свою долю на рынке дистрибуции электричества – после покупок облэнерго ДТЭК будет контролировать 57% передачи и сбыта электроэнергии в Украине.
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