Police General Vows to Protect Seized Auchan Stores From Drone Attacks
Andrei Krayushkin said store chains, deliveries and customer obligations must continue without interruption as L.E.V. Management takes temporary control.
- On Thursday, September 17, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law placing Russian assets of Auchan, Nestle, Lemana PRO, and FM Logistic under temporary control of L.E.V. Management.
- The Kremlin justified the move by claiming these companies from "unfriendly countries" participate in military operations against Russia; Management CEO Andrei Krayushkin, a major general in the Interior Ministry, leads the firm.
- Krayushkin instructed Auchan LLC to continue operations without interruption, citing food security; he also promised to "implement measures to protect Auchan's properties from attacks," including drone threats.
- Auchan LLC's Russian press office confirmed all facilities are operating normally and stated the company is ready to maintain working relationships with the temporary manager.
- Journalists found that L.E.V. Management was registered in October 2024 with registered capital of 15,000 rubles, positioning the firm to oversee major international assets within Russia.
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L.E.V. Management, which received the Russian assets of Ashana and Leman PRO (formerly Leroy Merlin), requested the management of these companies to maintain the trading network and staff.
Police General Vows to Protect Seized Auchan Stores From Drone Attacks
A Russian police general appointed to manage the Russian assets of Auchan, Nestlé and home improvement retailer Lemana PRO has pledged to protect the supermarket chain’s properties from drone attacks, the RBC news website reported Sunday, citing an internal letter it obtained.
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The Ashan supermarket network and all its associated units operate on a full-time basis following the decision to transfer them to the temporary management of the Russian company L.E.V. Management.
The temporary manager of the Ashan network in Russia, Andrei Kryushkin, has announced his intention to maintain the company's unified structure and to protect its facilities from drone attacks. L.E.V. Management, which has received 100% of Ashana's share in the interim administration, plans to maintain the trading network as a whole and to ensure the smooth operation of hypermarkets and distribution centres, has learned RBC. "The purchase, suppl…
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