The FSSP transferred shares of Yashkino and Kiriyoshki companies to the state for revenue

About 7 million shares of the Confectionery company, which owns the Yashkino and Kirieshki brands, whose beneficiaries are recognized as an extremist association, were transferred to the state. This was announced on October 4 by Dmitry Aristov, Director of the Federal Bailiff Service of Russia.

According to him, appropriate measures were taken on executive documents on the transfer to the state income of property previously owned by Denis Shtengelov (recognized as an extremist in the Russian Federation) and affiliated persons.

"Almost 7 million shares of Confectionary Com JSC and more than 895.5 thousand shares of Boavista JSC have already been transferred to the income of the Russian Federation," he said in an interview with RIA Novosti.

Assets in circulation: the court recognized Shtengelov as an extremist and confiscated his property

The holding owns the Kiriyoshki and Yashkino brands

Earlier, on October 1, it was reported that the Tverskoy Court of Moscow satisfied the claim of the Prosecutor General's Office of Russia and seized the property of Denis Shtengelov and the Confectionery company for state revenue. As the prosecutor stated during the debate between the parties, the Kiev regime is pursuing a terrorist policy towards Russia, and support for such actions is classified as extremism. Shtengelov, in turn, supports and finances Ukraine.

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