Brodsky's son intends to buy 6% of shares of Kyiv river port

KYIV. Aug 31 (Interfax-Ukraine) – The son of businessman Mykhailo Brodsky, Yuriy, intends to independently acquire 2.952 million shares of PrJSC Kyiv River Port, which is 5.99% of its charter capital, according to his statement in the information disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission.

Brodsky also said that he already owns 1,400 shares, and Dandy-Invest LLC affiliated with him owns 11.829 million shares (24%) of the Kyiv river port.

According to the public register, Yuriy Brodsky controls 5.99% of the river port through Dandy-Invest, his brother Rostyslav also controls 5.99%, and Mykhailo Brodsky’s wife Svitlana controls 11.99%.

According to the National Securities and Stock Market Commission, the owners of the shares of the Kyiv River Port as of the second quarter of 2021 were also Modern Partnership LLC with 22.5%, St. Gallen Holding LLC with 25%, Climardon Holding Ltd. (Cyprus) with 15.3% and Foloux Consulting Limited (Cyprus) with 6.5%.

Viacheslav Rusanov is the beneficiary of Modern Partnership, and Iryna Kovalenko is the beneficiary of St. Gallen Holding.

The Kyiv River Port, according to the information on its website, has more than 1,500 meters of cargo berths equipped with modern loading and unloading facilities and having access to railways at its disposal. A separate structural element of the port is the Kyiv River Station, from the berths of which passenger motor ships run.