Friedman Who Was Sanctioned by European Union Left VEON
OREANDA-NEWS Mikhail Fridman, who was sanctioned by the European Union, left the board of directors of VEON, according to the holding's website. The decision came into force on February 28. Friedman has been a member of the company's board of directors since 2010.
VEON is a company that controls telecommunications assets in the CIS countries and in a number of countries in Asia and Africa. In Russia, VEON owns the telecommunications company VimpelCom (Beeline brand). 47.9% of VEON shares belong to LetterOne, which is part of the Alfa Group of Friedman and Partners.
Against the background of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, VEON has abandoned forward-looking statements for 2022. In 2021, VEON's revenue amounted to $7.7 million, net profit - $801 million, EBITDA - $3.3 million.
Earlier it became known that German Markus Gisdol left the post of head coach of Lokomotiv in protest against Russia's actions in Ukraine. He informed Bild about his departure.
"For me, being a football coach is the best job in the world. But I cannot do my job in a country whose leader is responsible for an aggressive war in the center of Europe. This does not correspond to my values, so I resigned from the position of coach of Lokomotiv," Gisdol said.
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