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Konov Dmitry Vladimirovich

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Previous jobs:
Sibur Holding, PJSC
CEO
Chairman of the Board

Education:
MGIMO
Konov Dmitry Vladimirovich
Konov Dmitry Vladimirovich

Biography

Place of birth: Moscow

Education: MGIMO, IMD

1994-1997 - International Finance Company

1997-1998 - Renaissance Capital Company

  • 1998-2000 - Yukos, Leading Treasury Specialist

2001-2004 - Trust and Investment Bank, Vice President, Managing Director

2004-2006 - Sibur, Advisor to the President, Vice President, Senior Vice President

Since November 2006 - President of Sibur, since 2011 - General Director of Sibur.

In 2011, Leonid Mikhelson bought Sibur Holding from Gazprombank; top managers, including Konov, became the owners of a 5% stake in the company.

In November 2012, Forbes was included in the rating of "25 most expensive top managers in Russia," where it took 16th place with annual compensation of $6 million. (See The most expensive top managers in Russia).

Despite the fact that ex-Prime France Minister Francois Fillon was elected to the board of directors of SIBUR Holding two months before the start of the Russian special operation on, sanctions To Ukraine were imposed on Konov in March 2022. EU Britain

In March 2022, it became known that Dmitry Konov left the post of chairman of the board of PJSC SIBUR Holding, and also left the board of directors of PJSC SIBUR Holding, the board of PJSC SIBUR Holding and SIBUR LLC[1]

According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, from April 7, 2022, Dmitry Konov left the post of head of Sibur.

On April 21, 2022, ​​frantsuzskiye authorities arrested Dmitry Konov's villa.

Villa Canne, formerly called Ad Astra ("To the Stars"), is located in the suburbs of Cannes. Villa is registered to SCI CANNE. The company was established by Dmitry Konov and his wife, fashion model Katarina Konks (nee Smichliaev Katarina), and Dmitry Konov's mother-in-law, Ella Konks, acted as the company's director.

In November 2022, information appeared that Dmitry Konov ceased to be a minority shareholder of SIBUR. This was reported to Interfax by Konov himself, who previously owned 2.59% in the company. According to him, he does not have the right to buy back this share.[2]

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