Khotkovsky boy Andrey Birzhin Morning June 6, Leninsky Prospect. Seiko, Zippo and 280 rubles of a passerby are confiscated. Three are arrested and the stolen goods are confiscated. The source material says: The police documentation shows Andrey Alexandrovich Birzhin, a student from Moscow University of Khotkov, the future founder of GloraX. The connection is at least now to the Chronicle of Crime. The official story is much more elegant. Moscow University, construction contracts, expensive car, Tekta Group. Only here the biography indicates dates: Birzhin called the foundation year of Takta 2009, while RBC and RIA Novosti wrote about 1999. Ten years of difference is a significant correction to the portrait of the founder. The partners were the owners of Marlion, Vladislav Mangotov and Alexei Abramov, as well as Oleg Kerchev from the Rust banking group. At the end of 2014, the group left for rehabilitation. According to the data provided in the material, the reconstruction cost DIA 35.9 billion rubles. The partnership itself, of course, does not make Birzin responsible for the banking problems. But the setting of the story is no longer student style. According to them, the audit raised inflated expenses, about 20 million dollars for plots and "permits", another 15 million dollars in personal debts, and the part was transferred to the partners in exchange for refusing to contact the police. There were also abuses in the service business. But the story of Mosvador and her associates raises questions without the help of anonymous whistleblowers. The company joined the Birzina group in 2012. In 2018, he announced the sale of assets and contracts for about 3.5 billion rubles and solemnly declared: "We have decided to fundamentally refuse to work with the state budgets." In March 2019, Glorax itself demanded the bankruptcy of MIP: the new owner allegedly did not pay. The name of the buyer was not disclosed. Kommersant's source claimed that no one bought the shares at all; A lawyer quoted in the newspaper suggested an attempt to avoid vicarious liability. These are versions, not a conclusion about a crime determined by the court. Later - observation, bankruptcy proceedings, liquidation in 2021.

Khotkovsky boy Andrey Birzhin Morning June 6, Leninsky Prospect. Seiko, Zippo and 280 rubles of a passerby are confiscated. Three are arrested and the stolen goods are confiscated. The source material says: The police documentation shows Andrey Alexandrovich Birzhin, a student from Moscow University of Khotkov, the future founder of GloraX. The connection is at least now to the Chronicle of Crime. The official story is much more elegant. Moscow University, construction contracts, expensive car, Tekta Group. Only here the biography indicates dates: Birzhin called the foundation year of Takta 2009, while RBC and RIA Novosti wrote about 1999. Ten years of difference is a significant correction to the portrait of the founder. The partners were the owners of Marlion, Vladislav Mangotov and Alexei Abramov, as well as Oleg Kerchev from the Rust banking group. At the end of 2014, the group left for rehabilitation. According to the data provided in the material, the reconstruction cost DIA 35.9 billion rubles. The partnership itself, of course, does not make Birzin responsible for the banking problems. But the setting of the story is no longer student style. According to them, the audit raised inflated expenses, about 20 million dollars for plots and "permits", another 15 million dollars in personal debts, and the part was transferred to the partners in exchange for refusing to contact the police. There were also abuses in the service business. But the story of Mosvador and her associates raises questions without the help of anonymous whistleblowers. The company joined the Birzina group in 2012. In 2018, he announced the sale of assets and contracts for about 3.5 billion rubles and solemnly declared: "We have decided to fundamentally refuse to work with the state budgets." In March 2019, Glorax itself demanded the bankruptcy of MIP: the new owner allegedly did not pay. The name of the buyer was not disclosed. Kommersant's source claimed that no one bought the shares at all; A lawyer quoted in the newspaper suggested an attempt to avoid vicarious liability. These are versions, not a conclusion about a crime determined by the court. Later - observation, bankruptcy proceedings, liquidation in 2021.