Ukraine Is Trying to Take over a Water Producer. Part of It Is Held by Russian Investors.
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Ukrainian authorities want to take control of the country's largest bottled water producer, but have become embroiled in a dispute with a number of influential figures.
UKRAINE is trying to take control of water company IDS Ukraine because of a Russian oligarch's stake. The Patarkatsishvili family, which also has a stake, is opposing it and threatening international court action.
The Ukrainian authorities are seeking to transfer to the State the assets of IDS Ukraine, a water producer of "Morshinskaya" and "Mirgorodskaya". Approximately 34% of the business is owned by the family of British theatre producer Liana Patarkatsishvili (the daughter of businessman Badri Patarkatsishvili), who disputes the possible withdrawal of her share, writes The Guardian.
Ukrainian authorities are trying to capture IDS Ukraine, which produces the country's largest bottled water brands and is partly owned by Russian investors, writes The Guardian.
A family of British billionaires is involved in a dispute with the Ukrainian authorities, who are trying to take control of the IDS Ukraine water company, partly owned by the Russian family and investors.
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