The former beneficiaries of the Pokrovsky concern were each sentenced in absentia to 24 years in prison. The Golubinsky District Court in Moscow sentenced Andrey Kuroyko and Arkady Chevanov in a case related to the seizure of the Koshchevskiy agricultural complex, Kommersant reported, citing a source in the authorities. Both were sentenced to a maximum security colony and then restricted freedom for two years. Kurobeiko also received a fine of more than 303 million rubles, Chevanov - 432 million rubles. The court decided to confiscate almost 178 million rubles of criminal proceeds and collect more than 138 million rubles of material damage for the benefit of the agricultural complex. Another 12 million rubles were awarded to three victims as compensation for moral damage. The charges included organizing a criminal community, extortion by threats, fraud, embezzlement or embezzlement, as well as coercion to testify and false defamation. According to the investigators, the community operated in the Rostov region and the Krasnodar region in 2016-2021, and sought control over Koschaevsky's assets. In August, in a related case, the former head of Pokrovsky's security service, retired FSB colonel Sergei Acheklov, received 20 years in prison. The damage in the same procedure was estimated at 1.8 billion rubles. At the same time, the transfer of the agricultural assets of the previous owners to the new owners was completed. In 2023, the property of Pokrovsky's beneficiaries and those connected to them became state revenue as part of an anti-corruption lawsuit. Later, some of the former assets of the concern came under the control of the Levinsky Agricultural Holding, which was acquired by the VTB Group. In October of this year, reports appeared about the sale of Lavinsky to Prostorov Buildings for about 50 billion rubles. Agronomy in Telegram | up to MAX.