Sberbank demanded the bankruptcy of two breeding plants from the Grand NN group. The bank filed for bankruptcy for the "Saminsky" stud farm in Nizhny Novgorod and named after Lenin. The requirements for each organization are about 2.55 billion rubles. The application for Sminsky was registered on October 23, for the Lenin breeding farm - on October 1 and has already been accepted by the court for the procedure. We wrote in May that both properties were put up for sale. Then Sberbank, as a collateral lender, offered a complex with an indicative value of 3.3 billion rubles: the Koberninsky dairy, four breeding farms, industrial real estate and 8,600 farm heads, including about 2,000 milkmen. The bank reported on potential buyers and the possibility of selling the plants together or separately. Bankruptcy filings have now appeared for two of them. Creditor claims also affected other structures of the group. Roselkhuzbank applied to Grand-NN LLC for 54.91 million rubles. Earlier, Subkombank demanded bankruptcy of the Pushkinskoye breeding plant due to a debt of 97.19 million rubles. The Federal Tax Service submitted requests to the Lindovsky breeding farm for 96.5 million rubles and to Pushkinskoye LLC, a subsidiary of the breeding farm of the same name, for 5.1 million rubles. The banks are also requesting personal bankruptcy for the head of Grand-NN, Igor Gurdayev. Agronomy in Telegram | up to MAX.