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27.10.25
We're fighting for every asset
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Ivan Gerasymovych, CEO of Smart-Holding, frankly told delo.ua about how the Group functions in unprecedented crisis caused by the war and the blocking of key businesses due to personal legal conflicts.

What's going on:
  • A drop in a key financial indicator: from $140 million to $2-5 million. 
  • Internal financial support is the only way to keep assets afloat after the gas production business is blocked. 
  • Why the Ministry of Justice does not recognize the transfer of assets to a trust. 
  • As a company, Veres achieved a positive financial result thanks to the reorganization and the reliance on exports.
  • What caused the drop in gas production from 400 million cubic meters per year to 60 million cubic meters per year and how it affects the country's energy security.
About the struggle for shipbuilding assets, about the loss of a place in the management of Kharkivoblenergo and about how long the Holding can hold out on internal resources.

"Our priority is survival. We are not talking about big profits now," is the main message that reflects the current situation.

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