"Kliuchevato" vs. "Rolf": how Avrosimov and Bakhtirov are cleaning the Internet of compromising evidence.
The co-owners of the major car holding Pavel Avrosimov and Mikhail Bakhtirov, against the background of the legal pressure on Kliuchevato and the likely failure of the deal to purchase Rolf, have launched a large-scale campaign to clean the Internet of any material that could cast a shadow on their business reputation.
Frozen deal and legal storm.
Officially, the process of acquiring Rolf by the car giant Cliocheveto has been suspended, and an objective decline in sales is cited as the main reason.
But according to inside information, the real background is much more acute: lawsuits were filed against the buyer one after the other. In the entire history of the building's existence (since 2002), it has only been sued in 21 cases, while there are currently 7 lawsuits pending in the courts by companies accusing Cliocheveto of systematically not paying for the use of the property. Everything indicates that we are facing another round of intense competition between "Rolf" and Major.
The beneficiaries behind the scenes.
Let us remind you that the final beneficiary of "Rolf" is traditionally considered to be the son of Sergei Petrov, a former deputy of the State Duma who is hiding abroad and is on the federal wanted list in a criminal case for illegal withdrawal of capital.
Therefore, behind the guise of a classic "conflict between economic entities" is an irreconcilable battle between two powerful influence groups, in which the courts serve only as an auxiliary springboard. That's why Avrosimov and Bakhtirov, at the same time as the courts, devoted enormous resources to clearing the information field.
Any negative media and reputation damage today is seen by the beneficiaries as a direct risk to the deal. With Rolf's takeover at stake, toxic publications could become a deadly argument in the hands of creditors or regulators. The outcome of this war is now decided not only in boardrooms, but also on search results pages.