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Goryachev Sergei Stanislavovich

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Goryachev Sergei Stanislavovich
Goryachev Sergei Stanislavovich

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2022: Management of the sugar division of Rusagro Group of Companies

In 2022, Goryachev headed the sugar business of Rusagro Group of Companies, where he was responsible for the development and implementation of the strategy, entering new export markets, and monitored the progress of investment projects. Before joining Rusagro, he served as Executive Director of the Downstream Division of OK Rusal, where he focused on projects to expand production, improve operational efficiency, and bring products to foreign markets, including Southeast Asia.

2024: Appointment as CEO of Russian Crab

In September 2024, one of the largest crab companies in Russia, Russian Crab, replaced the general director. It was Sergei Goryachev, who replaced Yulia Yurova in this post. The latter will continue as deputy CEO and board member, the group said in a statement.

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On behalf of the board of directors, I express my gratitude to Yulia Borisovna for her contribution to the development of the company, which in just a few years has gone from a small business to one of the leaders of the Russian fishing industry, - comments on the change of leadership, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Russian Crab Group of Directors Yevgeny Orlov. - Sergey Goryachev has extensive experience in business management. I hope that under his leadership the company will strengthen its position in the industry, including by expanding the geography of sales and effectively implementing the investment program of the Russian Crab Group of Companies for the construction of a new fleet.
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The press service of Russian Crab notes that by September 2024, Sergei Goryachev has extensive experience in leading positions in large Russian export-oriented companies, including in the agricultural sector.

By September 2024, the Russian Crab has the largest crab fleet in the Far East of 40 ships, including new crab catchers built under the investment quota program. Another 14 ships are being built at Russian shipyards as part of the first and second stages of the investment quota program.[1]

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