Gazprom Chairman Sold All His Shares Just Before Russia Invaded Crimea
Gazprom Chairman Sold All His Shares Just Before Russia Invaded Crimea
By Tyler Durden
We are sure it is just coincidence – and awkward combination of luck and suspicious timing – but Vedomosti reports that Viktor Zubkov, the Chairman of Russia’s massive energy monopoly Gazprom, dumped his entire stake in the company just a few weeks before Vladimir Putin crossed the red line. Gazprom shares have dropped 25% in the last 3 weeks so his timing was impeccible.
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