A1 announced plans to buy out the manufacturer of sandwich panels

A1 Investment Company has announced its readiness to acquire Novosibirsk Sandwich Panel Plant (NZSP), one of the key suppliers of sandwich panels. As the company's press service told Izvestia, A1 made an offer to two co-owners of the company.

NCSP was founded in 2003 in Novosibirsk and supplies building insulation materials to the largest companies throughout the country. In recent years, the company has been able to move from pre-bankruptcy to successful profitable activities. According to open sources, the authorized capital of the plant is 300 thousand rubles, shares in the company in the 50% to 50% format belong to Denis Tuzko and Ivan Pritchin. The company's revenue has increased 10-fold since 2021 and amounted to more than 6 billion rubles in 2024.

Recently, relations between the shareholders of the NZSP have deteriorated, mutual claims have appeared, which are already being considered in the courts (there are at least five active courts in the file of arbitration cases). Against this background, A1 investment company has shown interest in buying shares of both shareholders in order to consolidate the company and resolve contradictions between the co-owners.

A1 CEO Alexander Fine told Izvestia that the NZSP is a high—quality asset that serves the interests of Russia's largest industrial enterprises.

"It is important for us not only to preserve the business, but also to ensure that all obligations to the workforce, customers and partners are fulfilled. We see the value of the NWSP for the country's economy, and we are confident that the company should develop based on the principles of transparent management, and not become a victim of corporate wars," said Fine.