Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich biography. A personnel officer who came from the Federal Penitentiary Service will strengthen labor discipline in Rosneft. Dismissal from Rosneft

Having worked all his life in the penitentiary system, he thought that at the peak of his career he would be vice president of personnel in one of the largest in the world oil companies- Rosneft. I would very much like to believe that now the former owner of all Russian prisons is engaged in team building and headhunting, trains employees in corporate ethics, and conducts interviews with foreign top managers. Unfortunately, in reality, the opposite happened: work with personnel at Rosneft began to be based on prison principles.

The collection of money from applicants for high positions has been set up, there is a brisk trade in chairs in subsidiaries, and their own people are placed in key positions.

Who was not imprisoned, was promoted

Sergey Evgenievich Mikhailov is known in the oil industry for his rich experience in creating corruption schemes. He wove one of them at his previous job at TNK-BP. Mikhailov formally gave more than 90% of tenders for the provision of services to different legal entities (more than 20 enterprises), which, however, were controlled by a single holding BelSibServiceGarant.

When the management of TNK-BP back in 2011 held an official investigation activities of Sergei Mikhailov, the hair of the shareholders stood on end. For Mikhailov created an essentially corrupt octopus, which extended its influence to all subsidiaries.

The total volume of purchases by TNK-BP, which, under the leadership of Sergei Mikhailov, were transferred to BelSibServiceGarant, amounted to $600 million. In 2011, the management of TNK-BP officially acknowledged the creation of a corruption scheme and fired Mikhailov.

The next place of work for the "effective manager" was the oil company Slavneft. There, Sergei Evgenievich scrupulously recreated his favorite scheme for promoting affiliated companies and receiving kickbacks. As a result internal audit of the company revealed an excess of the cost of purchases by 54%. Mikhailov was dismissed with a bang from Slavneft.

It would seem that with such a reputation it would be difficult to find a job. But Yuri Kalinin, with his trained eye, noticed a criminal talent. And soon Mikhailov, together with a team of accomplices from TNK-BP, found a use for his abilities in Rosneft.

New names - old offshore

Even while working at TNK-BP, Sergei Mikhailov fell in love with working with his father and son, the Davydovs, Valery Khatskelevech and Dmitry Valeryevich. By a strange coincidence, it was the Davydovs who controlled most of the legal entities with which TNK-BP entered into contracts: Nizhnevartovskdorservis LLC, Universalstroy CJSC, Urals Capital LLC, Nizhnevartovskoye technological enterprise". These offices, in turn, were the founders of other offices. And the ends, as usual, were hidden in Cypriot offshores.

The weakness of Sergei Mikhailov to is explained very simply. Dmitry Davydov is the son-in-law of the former vice president of TNK-BP, Sergei Brezitsky (that is, former boss Mikhailov). For a short time, Brezitsky was appointed vice president of Rosneft, but resigned "for family reasons." However, the "Brezitsky family" in the person of the father and son of the Davydovs remained. And, according to the tradition that has developed in TNK-BP, she continued to apply for Rosneft contracts with the help of Mikhailov.

In order not to use already exposed companies, Mikhailov asked the Davydovs to find a new legal entity to work with Rosneft. They became LLC Hydromechanized Works, headed by Yuri Evtefeevich Guryevsky. The Davydovs entered the capital of this company. Thus, she became part of a network of legal entities affiliated with Mikhailov.

Then the Hydromechanized Works company won the Rosneft tender for the maintenance and repair of roads for RN-Nizhnevartovsk for 462 million rubles in an "uncompromising struggle" with Nizhnevartovskdorservis LLC (this company is also controlled by the Davydovs and has already been blacklisted) Rosneft contractors). At the same time, in order to prevent a price reduction, the application of Nizhnevartovskdorservis was recognized as non-compliant, and.

In general, with the arrival of Mikhailov and Serdyukov to senior positions in Rosneft, the situation with the approval of procurement documents in the company began to resemble deliberate sabotage and work in favor of competitors in the world market.

In particular, materials for the construction of a number of facilities for the Syzran Refinery alone were coordinated in the DOZ and DMTR for more than five months. And the main technological equipment on facilities at Rosneft refineries, which should be put into operation as early as 2015, have not yet been contracted.

As for the contracting of material and technical resources for the construction of oil and gas production facilities, the situation is no less deplorable. The volume of construction and installation works in 2015 was provided by these resources only by 51%, and by design and construction services - by only 25%.

In conditions of unstable exchange rates, such a delay leads to multi-billion losses for Rosneft. For a huge industrial holding with interconnected technological processes such bureaucratic red tape will lead to catastrophic consequences.

Modernization deadlines are disrupted, production volumes are declining

Even if the tender documentation is nevertheless agreed upon and a tender is announced, important documents suddenly begin to disappear from the suppliers' proposal packages. Without them, the proposal is rejected as inappropriate to the requirements (for example, during the tender for the purchase of cooling towers for the Syzran Oil Refinery, the suppliers' documents were "lost" twice in a row). And if, nevertheless, the incredible happened and the auction took place, their result is declared invalid and the date of the new auction is announced.

By intentionally delaying purchases, Yuri Kalinin and Sergei Mikhailov are pursuing the goal of compromising the current system of concluding contracts in the eyes of the Rosneft management and, above all, Igor Ivanovich Sechin personally. Say, if everything is done in compliance federal laws and corporate regulations, it turns out to be long and inefficient. And if you immediately give it to some next "BelSibServiceGarant" - then quickly! Then (after the removal of the corruption rent, reaching up to 50%), contracts can be transferred to subcontractors - real suppliers of goods and services. And if the company incurs losses, then it doesn’t matter: Sechin will ask Putin for more money from the budget.

According to experts, due to the postponement of the commissioning of facilities as part of the modernization of five oil and gas processing enterprises of Rosneft, the lost profits may amount to at least 40 billion rubles. In addition, due to the company's inefficient purchasing policy, a decrease in oil and gas production is expected.

According to the results of 2013, the delay in procurement procedures has already led to non-fulfillment production program LLC RN-Yuganskneftegaz for a significant amount - more than 500 thousand tons of oil. The largest oil refineries and oil and gas production subsidiaries in Rosneft have been waiting for months and even years necessary equipment. Meanwhile, dishonest top managers of the parent company earn on corruption schemes.

Similar work by individuals in state companies jeopardizes the entire policy of the leadership Russian Federation. After all, a significant part of the assets from the hands of the oligarchs has long passed under the control of the state or businessmen loyal to it. But instead of increasing tax deductions, modernizing production, strengthening social sphere public corporations are increasingly showing unjustified costs and inefficient management.

Unfortunately, the corruption hydra is too tough for the leadership of most state corporations. Numerous heads of this snake, growing from TNK-BP, Yukos and international criminal clans, can only be chopped off by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and Igor Ivanovich Sechin.

Let's hope that this will happen someday in Rosneft too.

Minutes of the Procurement Commission of OAO NK Rosneft

Enterprises controlled by Davydov V.Kh and Davydov D.V.

Enterprises indirectly controlled by Davydov V.Kh. and Davydov D.V.

Yury Ivanovich Kalinin became the new head of the Rosneft company. In 2012, he was named its Vice President. The figure is known for his work in the public service, where he showed himself as a person with high demands not only for his subordinates, but also for himself.

Biography

Kalinin Yury Ivanovich was born in 1946. He lived his childhood and youth in his native city of Pugachev (Saratov region). Received there higher education direction of jurisdiction. Since 1979, after graduating from the university, he began working as an inspector in correctional facilities.

Career

In 1988, after leaving workplace already in the status of the head of the correctional institutions of the Saratov region, Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin got a job in the central office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1992 he was appointed head of the main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. In this position, he worked only until 1997, as he was suspected of financial fraud, in connection with this he was fired. However, the allegations were not confirmed later.

In the summer of 1998, Yury Ivanovich Kalinin received the post of Deputy Minister of Justice. He undertook the creation of a reform, the results of which were the transparency of the correctional system, including for the media, and the improvement of the conditions of detention of prisoners.

In March 2004, Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Kalinin head of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN RF).

At the end of 2006, Yuri Ivanovich wrote a letter of resignation due to the onset of retirement age. He turned 60 in October. This information was disseminated by the media. However, the press service of the Federal Penitentiary Service did not confirm it, since there was an agreement to extend the powers of Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin. On November 14, the report was sent for signature to Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, but despite this, the official was never dismissed and continued to work until the end of 2009.

Immediately after finishing work at the Federal Penitentiary Service, Yuri Ivanovich received the post of Deputy Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation. The following year, he became chairman of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.

However, in March 2010, Kalinin was removed from office by decree of President Dmitry Medvedev. The reason for the dismissal is unknown.

"Rosneft"

The biography of Yury Ivanovich Kalinin is quite rich in terms of career self-realization. After leaving the position of Deputy Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, in 2012 he took the post of Vice President of the Rosneft enterprise. In 2013, he also becomes the company's Vice President of Human Resources.

In October 2014, the position of Yuri Kalinin in Rosneft changed somewhat, and in better side. He became deputy chairman of the board of this enterprise.

Position of Vice President

Yury Ivanovich Kalinin, after his appointment as Vice President for Human Resources, made some changes to the company's work. Discipline was tightened, lunch breaks were cut by 15 minutes. Kalinin explained this by the fact that employees spend a lot of time communicating with each other and mobile phones. Disciplinary measures have also been tightened against heads of departments.

This situation caused resentment. They even talked about the possible resignation of the Chairman of the Board, Igor Sechin, whose authority was undermined by Kalinin's team. The company began regular layoffs, and capital investments were significantly reduced.

Dismissal from Rosneft

Kalinin Yuri Ivanovich is 72 years old. There is no word yet on his resignation. At the moment, he continues to work in the company and has more than two hundred shares of the enterprise, which is about 0.002% of the company's share.

Resonant affairs

When Yury Ivanovich Kalinin held a senior position in the Main Directorate of the Penitentiary Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he was suspected of financial fraud. In addition to this case, there were several others that caused a scandal.

In August 2005, prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky accused the former head of Yukos of holding a hunger strike. However, Kalinin refuted this statement, declaring that none of the leadership knew about it, and that the accuser himself was handed over a thousand dollars worth of food every month. According to the leadership of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Moscow, any prisoner has the right to go on a hunger strike as a protest against poor conditions of detention. But he must notify the administration of the colony about this so that an appropriate check is carried out, and the doctor must take the starving person under observation. But none of the above was done by Khodorkovsky and his lawyer. In December 2005, a lawsuit was filed against the host of the RenTV channel, Marianna Maksimovskaya, and lawyer Khodorkovsky, who were required to publicly refute this information uttered on the air.

A year later, the court recognized all the words spoken in the program as untrue. A decision was made to refute this information. The host of the TV program did not suffer any punishment, since no offenses were revealed on her part.

During his work as head of the Federal Penitentiary Service, in 2007, Kalinin was accused of organizing the Discipline and Order movement in Russian colonies. The initiator was the leader of the movement "For Human Rights" Lev Ponomarev. He stated that Kalinin introduced a system of privileges and the right to violence among prisoners.

According to media reports, Kalinin initiated a criminal case against Ponomarev on libel, accusing him of committing a serious crime. In addition, Yuri Ivanovich filed a statement of claim for the protection of honor and dignity. The court ordered Ponomarev to publicly apologize and provide refuting information.

A lot of ambiguous opinions and disputes are caused by Kalinin's commitment, as he himself repeatedly reported, to the use of the death penalty. The official believes that it is only fair retribution. In one of his interviews, he expressed the opinion that villains like Chikatilo have no right to life. However, he also said that many "superfluous" people end up in the pre-trial detention center. Some of them may be innocent. According to Kalinin, not all people who are in jail end up in a colony. A large number of those who were under investigation are released.

Awards

Kalinin has a rich history of professional activity. During his work, he was repeatedly awarded state and departmental insignia, including:

1. Three orders "For Merit to the Fatherland" II, III and IV degrees.
2. Two Orders of Courage.
3. Order of the Red Banner of Labor and the Medal "Veteran of Labour".
4. Order of Ivan Kalita.

This is not the whole list of his awards. Kalinin was also awarded the rank of Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation.

Finally

The head of the Rosneft company, Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin, is a controversial personality who has been repeatedly accused of criminal and administrative offenses. However, all this remains unproven. All charges have now been dropped. And the merits and labor enthusiasm are confirmed by awards.

After the appointment of Igor Sechin as the head of the board of Rosneft, in 2012 Yuri Kalinin was appointed to the post of vice president. A person with extensive experience in senior positions in the civil service and a number of government awards is distinguished by special requirements for himself and his subordinates.

Yuri Kalinin - Deputy Chairman of the Board.

The biography of Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin is described in sufficient detail. He was born on October 28, 1946 in the city of Pugachev, Saratov Region. In 1979 he completed his studies at the Saratov Law Institute. D.I. Kursky, after which he worked for quite a long time in correctional labor institutions - IT. He began his career as an inspector of a colony, and in 1988 he completed his service as the head of the IT department of institutions in the Saratov region.

From 1988 to 1992, Kalinin held a position in the central apparatus of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, and after the collapse of the Union, in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

In 1992, Yuri Ivanovich was appointed head of the Main Directorate for the Execution of Punishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. He held this position until 1997, after which he was removed from it due to suspicion of financial fraud, which was subsequently not confirmed.

After the charges were dropped in 1997, Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin was appointed deputy head of the department of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, and in the summer of 1998, after the Department of the Criminal Executive Service was transferred to the department of the Ministry of Justice of Russia, Kalinin took the post of deputy minister and oversaw the work of the new head of the department - Vladimir Yalunin.

After the administrative reform in March 2004, an autonomous body of executive power was created - the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN RF), Kalinin was appointed head of this body. Despite loud announcements in 2006 about his resignation, he remained in office almost until the end of 2009.

And in 2009, Kalinin again took the post of Deputy Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, and since 2010 he has become a representative in the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. At the end of 2012, Yuri Ivanovich was appointed to the post of vice president of Rosneft Oil Company, in March 13 he received the position of vice president for social and personnel issues of the enterprise, being also a member of the company's board.

In October 2014, the official took the position of Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of Rosneft and currently owns 203,916 shares of the enterprise, which is 0.0019% of the company's share.

Awards

Yuri Kalinin for all his professional activity more than once was awarded state and departmental awards. Among them:

• 3 orders "For Merit to the Fatherland" II, III and IV degrees;
• two Orders of Courage: the Order of the Red Banner of Labor and the Medal "Veteran of Labor";
• Order of Ivan Kalita and a number of other awards.

Also, Kalinin has the rank of Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation.

Resonant affairs

As already mentioned, in 1997 Kalinin was suspected of financial fraud as head of the Main Directorate of the Penitentiary Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but this is not the only scandal associated with this person. Beyond financial affairs

In 2007, as head of the Federal Penitentiary Service, Yuri Kalinin was accused by Lev Ponomarev, leader of the For Human Rights movement, of organizing Discipline and Order sections in Russian prisons. Based on the statements of Ponomarev, Kalinin acted as the author of this system, and its participants received privileges in prisons and the right to violence of other prisoners.

According to the press, namely the Ekho Moskvy radio station, a criminal case was initiated against the human rights activist under article 129, part 3 - slander with an accusation of a person of committing a grave or especially grave crime. Also, Kalinin filed a lawsuit to the court for the protection of honor and dignity, which recognized Ponomarev's accusations as incorrect and ordered the human rights activist and the news agency to provide refuting information.

Also, Kalinin has repeatedly confirmed his commitment to the use of the death penalty, which causes many controversial disputes.

Activities in Rosneft

After the appointment of Yury Ivanovich to the position of vice president for personnel issues, many labor issues were revised in favor of tougher discipline. Lunch breaks were cut from 60 to 45 minutes, arguing this with excessively long conversations between employees.

Also, disciplinary measures were intensified in relation to the heads of departments in relation to their subordinates.

There was some negativity: after a series of layoffs in the top management of the company in 2015 and rumors about the imminent resignation of Igor Sechin, Yuri Kalinin's team actively fought for absolute power, quite openly undermining the authority of the Head of the Board. This was especially pronounced after Sechin's statement in 2015 that Rosneft would reduce capital investments by a third, which means it would reduce funds for "cutting" by 30% and would control them more strictly.

These events caused a number of dissatisfaction among the management of the departments under Kalinin's department, and Sechin was considered only a tool for obtaining new tranches from the government of the Russian Federation to the company's budget, which was successfully sawn up by corrupt officials.

Outcome

The personality of Yuri Kalinin is quite controversial and is associated with a number of high-profile administrative and criminal cases. Indirectly, he is also accused of corruption schemes, including while working at Rosneft.

However, such information exists only in the field of analytics of journalists and conjectures of economists. There are currently no legal grounds for Kalinin's accusations.

Former Deputy Minister of Justice of Russia

Deputy Minister of Justice of Russia (2009-2010, 1998-2004). Previously - Director of the Federal Service for the Execution of Punishments (2004-2009), head of the Main Directorate for the Execution of Punishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia (1992-1997). Supporter of the death penalty. Colonel General of Justice, State Counselor of Justice 1st Class and Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation.

Yuri Ivanovich Kalinin was born on October 28, 1946 in the city of Pugachev, Saratov Region. In 1979 he graduated from the Saratov Law Institute named after D.I. Kursky.

Since 1970, Kalinin served in the penitentiary system, from the inspector of the operational part of the colony rose to the head of the Department of Correctional Labor Institutions of the Saratov Region.

Since 1992, Kalinin headed the Main Directorate for the Execution of Punishments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. In May 1997, after being checked by the GUIN, by order of the Minister of Internal Affairs Anatoly Kulikov, Kalinin was removed from his post for financial abuse. However, the Prosecutor General's Office did not find confirmation of suspicions that Kalinin entered into dubious contracts with commercial firms cooperating with the GUIN system. According to other versions of the investigation, the former head of the GUIN was simply inattentive when signing financial documents,,.

In 1997, the head of the Ministry of Justice, Sergei Stepashin, invited Kalinin to his department for the post of deputy head of the department. At that time, it was assumed that GUIN would be transferred from the Ministry of Internal Affairs to the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice. A year later, in July 1998, Kalinin was appointed Deputy Minister of Justice and began to reform the penitentiary system. The main results of the reform were an increase in the transparency of the correctional system, including greater openness of pre-trial detention centers and colonies to the media, and some improvement in the conditions of detention,.

In December 2004, Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Kalinin director of the Federal Penitentiary Service by decree.

Kalinin has established himself as a supporter of the use of the death penalty. In his opinion, the death penalty is only "fair retribution" for especially grave crimes. "Villains like Chikatilo, in my opinion, have no right to life," he said in an interview with the Zavtra newspaper in 1997, when a moratorium on the execution of death sentences was already in place in Russia. On the other hand, Kalinin then confirmed that "a lot of superfluous people get into the pre-trial detention center" - according to him, a quarter of those arrested leave the pre-trial detention centers to freedom, and not to the colony,.

In 2003, Kalinin, as an expert for the prosecution, took part in the London trial for the extradition of Akhmed Zakayev. Then he assured British justice that all the rights of prisoners are respected in the Russian system of correctional institutions, and torture is not used, and promised Zakayev "excellent conditions" of detention.

In August 2005, Kalinin refuted Mikhail Khodorkovsky's statement that the former head of Yukos was on a hunger strike in solidarity with his accomplice Platon Lebedev, who was placed in a punishment cell. Kalinin announced that neither the administration of the pre-trial detention center in which Khodorkovsky was being held, nor the Department of the Federal Penitentiary Service for Moscow had any information about this protest action and that Khodorkovsky "is given food worth a thousand dollars a month." As Kalinin's words were explained at the Federal Penitentiary Service in Moscow then, every prisoner has the right to a hunger strike, but at the same time he is obliged to notify the administration of the institution of his intentions, since in most cases the hunger strike is a protest against the conditions of detention. After that, according to the complaint of the starving person, a prosecutor's check is carried out, and the doctor takes the protester himself under observation.

In December 2005, the Federal Penitentiary Service for Moscow filed a lawsuit against the RenTV channel and its host Marianna Maksimovskaya, as well as Lebedev and Khodorkovsky's lawyers Yuri Schmidt and Yevgeny Bar, demanding to refute the information about Khodorkovsky's hunger strike, published earlier in the program "Week with Marianna Maksimovskaya".

On August 25, 2006, the court recognized a number of statements made by lawyers in Maksimovskaya's program as untrue and ordered them to refute these statements. At the same time, no corpus delicti was found in the words of the TV presenter.

On November 10, 2006, the media reported that Kalinin filed a letter of resignation from public service on own will"in connection with the achievement of the age limit for being in the civil service" (October 28, 2006, the director of the Federal Penitentiary Service turned 60 years old). The press service of the Federal Penitentiary Service told Gazeta.Ru correspondents that they first heard about Kalinin's resignation from journalists. Previously informed sources in the Federal Penitentiary Service claimed that the issue of extending Kalinin's powers was practically resolved. Meanwhile, the newspaper "Kommersant" called this resignation very possible - in connection with the start of a large-scale inspection of the institutions of the Federal Penitentiary Service for Perm region. This check was launched by order of the President of Russia, to whom the prisoners of one of the Perm colonies complained about the conditions of detention and violations of the law during the "straight line".

On November 14, 2006, it became known that Kalinin's report was endorsed by Minister of Justice Vladimir Ustinov and sent for signature to President Putin,. However, Kalinin was never dismissed. In January 2007, he published an article in " Russian newspaper", in which he announced the development in the Federal Penitentiary Service of a departmental regulatory act, designed to determine in detail the procedure for providing psychological assistance to convicts. Mentioning the wide coverage of media mass media a number of excesses in correctional institutions, Kalinin announced a qualitative improvement in the work of the psychological service, which "learned lessons from these events" .

On April 23, 2007, the Presnensky District Court of Moscow satisfied Kalinin's claim, obliging Ponomarev to refute the information he disseminated, and IA Regnum to publish a refutation. On April 28, 2007, the reasoning part of the court's decision was announced. The judges decided that the amateur organizations of the convicts were formed and acted in accordance with the order of the Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation No. 79 of July 8, 2005, therefore Kalinin cannot be the author of the current system. Presnensky's decision district court On June 14, 2007, it was approved by the Judicial Collegium for Civil Cases of the Moscow City Court. On July 30, 2007, in accordance with the decision of the court, IA Regnum published a refutation written by Ponomarev. The human rights activist acknowledged that his statement about the "authorship" of Kalinin turned out to be inaccurate, but stressed that the materials submitted to the court and the testimonies of witnesses proved the prevalence of torture in the Russian penal system. In addition, Ponomarev cited a verbatim excerpt from the ruling of the Judicial Collegium for Civil Cases of the Moscow City Court: “Since 1992, Kalinin has been the permanent head of the body in charge of the penitentiary service in the Russian Federation, and, therefore, is directly responsible for the violations of rights and freedoms of citizens".

On August 4, 2009, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev dismissed Kalinin from the post of director of the Federal Penitentiary Service by decree, while simultaneously appointing Alexander Konovalov as Russian Deputy Minister of Justice. Alexander Reimer became the new head of the Federal Penitentiary Service.

In January 2010, it became known that Prime Minister Putin had expelled Kalinin from the government commission for crime prevention. In March of the same year, by decree of President Medvedev, Kalinin was dismissed from the post of Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation (the reason for the dismissal was not reported) [

Yuri Kalinin with "his" leads the National Welfare Fund to Cap d'Antibes and the Alps

Recently, the press service of Rosneft Oil Company and even the press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov were forced to refute rumors about the resignation of the company's president Igor Sechin.

The information seemed so plausible that even sophisticated representatives of the establishment took it on faith. After all Lately only one hears about how Rosneft is reducing investment projects, and Igor Sechin asks for money from the National Welfare Fund and proposes (of course, in the interests of Rosneft) to increase the refinancing limits secured by investment projects from 20 to 100 billion rubles.

All this is happening in the background. corruption scandals and mutual revelations in the top management of the corporation. So the replication of rumors about the resignation of Igor Sechin can be aimed both at switching attention from the internal conflicts of Rosneft to the topic of a federal scale, and at the desire to probe whether Sechin’s resignation is possible in principle.

Yuri Kalinin's team is fighting for power

According to a source close to the leadership of Rosneft, traces of rumors about the imminent resignation of Igor Sechin lead to the Department of Procurement and the Department of Material and Technical Resources of the company. Both divisions are actually under the control of the vice-president of Rosneft, Yuri Kalinin.

Why would subordinates undermine the authority of the first person of Rosneft Oil Company, which (correctly speaking) has not been strengthened due to the financial crisis? This behavior can only be explained by the fact that the team of Yuri Kalinin began a struggle for absolute power in Rosneft.

Corrupt adventures of former top managers TNK-BP and Slavneft, which have taken leading positions in Rosneft, have already been described in operational reports and are said to have caused serious dissatisfaction among the country's leadership. And the actions of Vice-President Yuri Kalinin, who organized a “roof” and shelter for the scammers, greatly irritates the special services assigned to Rosneft. After all, their dislike for unpretentious penitentiary corruption is laid down at the genetic level (recall that before being hired by Rosneft, Yuri Kalinin led Federal Service execution of sentences).

The Kalinin team's move into action likely came after Igor Sechin was forced to admit in February that Rosneft was cutting its capex by about 30% in dollar terms in 2015. Translated into a corrupt dialect, this meant that the funds for development decreased by a whole third. Consequently, there will not be enough funds for all and they will have to be spent under special control.

The threat of losing power over Rosneft's multi-billion dollar contracts caused serious dissatisfaction with the heads of relevant departments controlled by Yuri Kalinin. After all, the "tail" in the form of Kalinin's team was completely sure that Igor Sechin was wagging, and took the president NK Rosneft only one role forever asking Vladimir Putin for funds for the development of the company.

Not a single strategic project of Rosneft fell into an artificially created downtime - until the next member of the Kalinin team received a guarantee of its share in a particular tender. It doesn't matter that the sabotage of strategic projects adversely affects the development of the company in the long term. Yuri Kalinin's team, in fact, is guided by a principle that is well known to the former owner of all Russian zones: "You die today, and I will die tomorrow." The main thing is to snatch now. And what will happen next, and whether Rosneft will even exist is the tenth thing.

Realizing that Igor Sechin began to pose a real threat to established corruption schemes, the "tail" made a bet on the possible appointment of Yuri Kalinin as president of the company. Since Vice-President for Human Resources Kalinin has all his own key personnel, the question of transferring power without managerial failures would become purely technical. Moreover, Yuri Kalinin is already accustomed to the presidency, actually managing Rosneft during Igor Sechin's business trips.

True, 68-year-old Yuri Kalinin can hardly be called a careerist. Chalet in the Alps and a villa in Cap d'Antibes - what else do you need big man to calmly meet old age?! But Yuri Ivanovich's entourage is too interested in his promotion to the position of the first person of the state-owned company. Not realizing at the same time that the resignation of Igor Sechin can only aggravate the already precarious position of Rosneft. To deprive the company of even a ghostly chance to get out of the personnel and financial impasse.

What is worth at least the fiasco of the project of the Eastern Petrochemical Company, the collapse of which also could not have done without proteges of Yuri Kalinin ...

Billions of VNHK will be cut into small projects

In early 2014, Rosneft announced plans to build facilities for the Eastern Petrochemical Company (VNKhK) in the city of Nakhodka. It was assumed that by the end of 2020, the units of the oil refining part of the All-Union Petrochemical Company would be put into operation, and in 2022, petrochemical units.

The implementation of the project made it possible to create 20,000 jobs, solve the problem of fuel shortages in the Far East, and reduce the cost of fuel to the average Russian level. The design capacity of the complex assumed the production of up to 30 million tons of hydrocarbons per year. It was planned to invest 1.3 trillion rubles in the construction. The chairman of the government of the Russian Federation personally took charge of the VNKhK project Dmitry Medvedev.

However, immediately after the start of the project, top managers of Rosneft began to hint vaguely that it would be very difficult to build an oil refinery without tax benefits and without attracted funds from investors. And after that, the VNHK project was decided to be frozen altogether. We emphasize that this statement was made back in those happy times when oil cost more than $100 per barrel. And as soon as the price of oil went down, representatives of Rosneft logically reported that the construction of the All-Union Petrochemical Complex was impossible without the allocation of budget funds from the National Welfare Fund.

The contract for the design of VNHK was concluded in February 2014. However, the project has now stalled completely. Back in September 2014, Rosneft structures stopped the purchase of equipment, construction and installation work, and in fact curtailed all work on the project.

It is interesting that Rosneft recognized as many as four tenders failed as part of the preparatory work for the first and second phases of the VNKhK project. As reported in the materials of the customer on the public procurement website, the auction did not take place due to the lack of applications. It is possible that Sergey Mikhailov, director of the Rosneft Procurement Department, was simply not satisfied with the size of the rollback proposed by potential suppliers. Otherwise, it is difficult to imagine that the billion-dollar contracts of Rosneft, for which there is usually a serious struggle, were left without the attention of potential contractors.

And soon the vice president for personnel and social issues Yuri Kalinin at one of the internal meetings reported to the President of Rosneft Igor Sechin about the inexpediency of maintaining the staff of CJSC VNHK. Thus, in the near future, more than 300 high-class specialists — lawyers, economists, financiers, and security service workers — are at risk of losing their jobs.

The VNKhK project, which was started as the main Far Eastern construction site of the century, was invited the best shots from all over the country. They offered tempting working conditions: free housing, increased salaries. Today, desperate people are already writing letters addressed to Russian President Vladimir Putin: “We are tired of such cynicism and misunderstanding that strategic goals the whole country is much more important than the personal benefit of individual leaders. Behind us is a great experience, behind us are families and children. Who is interested? None of the management of Rosneft even thinks about it. We will soon be distributed throughout the company, someone will be out the door. But all of us will no longer be collected. Nobody believes what is happening anymore. We should not be a bargaining chip for personal use ... "

Regarding the personal goals of Kalinin's team, as they say, don't go to a fortuneteller here. Here is just one of many memos to Igor Sechin, initiated by the director of the Procurement Department, Sergei Mikhailov. In it, he proposes to abandon long-term investments in the VNKhK project (in this case, without purchasing hydrocracking reactors), which will free up “approximately from 3 to 6 billion rubles.” Of course, the released funds Mikhailov and his colleagues plan to spend on purchases with a faster prospect of receiving a corrupt margin (see photocopy of the document below).

Yuri Kalinin's short-sighted policy towards VNKhK led to the fact that too many people appeared in Rosneft who wanted to pull apart a strategic project for the sake of their own (financial, career, image) interests. Employees of VNKhK have already seriously reduced salaries, significantly cut the social package.

Someone went to Nakhodka to earn money, someone - for a career, someone - for experience. As a result, more than 300 specialists are now in the grip of internecine wars between individual clans of the central office of Rosneft, who are trying to make money on the burial of VNKhK. The staff of the project has already been significantly reduced, another reduction of more than 100 people is coming soon.

Recall that all this is happening on a key project for the Far East and the whole country, which is under the personal control of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.

The text of the letter to Sechin from the vice-presidents of Rosneft Mikhailov, Casimiro and Slavinsky

Letter to Rosneft President Igor Sechin from Three Vice Presidents

"Chairman of the Management Board of OJSC NK Rosneft"

I.I. Sechin

Regarding hydrocracking reactorsfor the VNHK 30 project

Dear Igor Ivanovich!

In accordance with your instruction dated 09.12.2014 No. P-30505-IS on organizing a meeting on the supply of reactors manufactured by the OMZ group for the VNKhK-30 project and financing this supply through a loan from Gazprombank, we inform you as follows e.

As part of the competitive procurement for the lot "Hydrocracking and hydrotreatment reactors, in the amount of 6 pcs.", For CJSC VNHK, the Procurement Organization Department prepared materials for considering the issue of approving the results of qualification selection at the CPC.

Taking into account the decision of the Board of Directors (Minutes No. 15 dated 12/18/2014) to suspend the implementation of the VNKhK-30 project with the subsequent decision to continue the project after the provision state support funding Federal authorities executive power of the Russian Federation (FOIV) on the project and confirmation of its economic efficiency, in the Business Plan of Rosneft for 2015-2016. the VNKhK project does not provide funding for procurement procedures for the purchase of materials and equipment.

Taking into account the decision taken on the further implementation of the VNHK-30 project, we offer this stage abandon further procurement procedures for the purchase of the specified equipment and return to this issue after receiving a positive conclusion from the Glavgosexpertiza and decisions taken Federal executive authority on the provision of state support for the VNHK-30 project (Q2 2017).

We believe that this decision will free up the Company's funds (approximately from 3 to 6 billion rubles) by refusing to purchase equipment, the need for which will arise in six years.

Taking into account the above, I ask you, dear Igor Ivanovich, to agree on the proposal to refuse at this stage from the purchase of the specified equipment and to cancel the further implementation of the instruction No. P-30505-IS dated 09.12.2014.

Appendix:

1. Decision of the Board of Directors (Minutes No. 15 dated 12/18/2014) for 4 p."

The tail intends to finish the dog

However, Yuri Kalinin is merciless only in relation to ordinary employees of Rosneft's strategic projects. To his own people, Yuri Ivanovich shows unprecedented patience.

Take, for example, the former Deputy Director of the Department of Technology and advanced planning Alexander Yukov, who for a long period of time carried out a systematic collection of kickbacks in Rosneft in the amount of 10 to 15% from almost all counterparties who performed design and survey work in the period from 2011 to 2013. at oil and gas production facilities and oil refineries.

Moreover, Mr. Yukov performs the functions of a dealer for trade in key positions in Rosneft for Yuri Kalinin. According to available information, he actively sells top management positions in subsidiaries of oil and gas companies and helps to resolve delicate issues related to the distribution of contracts in the subsidiaries of Rosneft (for example, in LLC RN-Yuganskneftegaz).

With the active participation of Mr. Yukov, another strategic project for Rosneft fell under the rink of Yuri Kalinin and his team - the development of the Srednebotuobinskoye oil and gas condensate field. Oil reserves in category C1 are estimated at 90.9 million tons, in category C2 - 38.9 million tons.

It was assumed that the development of one of the largest undeveloped fields in Eastern Siberia would create an infrastructure for further exploration and development of the region's reserves, use the asset in line with Rosneft's gas strategy. Rosneft President Igor Sechin personally stated that already in 2014, production at this field was to reach 1 million tons, and starting from 2017 - to exceed 5 million tons per year.

However, miracles do not happen. Rosneft's long-term development strategy once again collided with the strategy of obtaining a quick corrupt margin by Yuri Kalinin's team. As a result, the company was forced to leave professional specialists who defended this project, were responsible for its implementation.

Therefore, plans for the development of the Srednebotuobinskoye oil and gas condensate field remained only on paper. And today, Rosneft, having dispersed its own specialists and torn apart funding, is trying to find at least some partner for this project: a share is offered either to the Chinese or to the Indians.

Large-scale projects of one of the world's largest oil companies crumble like house of cards. We hasten to disappoint conspiracy theorists: the reason for this was not the Zionists from Wall Street, but the usual human greed and short-sightedness, internal intrigues of the top managers of Rosneft. The construction of oil refineries and the development of deposits are postponed indefinitely solely in order to reallocate funding and provide billions in contracts to the “right people”.

And the National Wealth Fund of Russia, meanwhile, is becoming less and less rubber...

Alexander Sedunov