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2024: Bankruptcy of Mikhail Lyashcha

As TAdviser found out, in March 2024, the Moscow Arbitration Court will consider an application to establish a ban on traveling abroad for the founder and former president of Complink Mikhail Lyashch, who was previously declared bankrupt. The application came from the bankruptcy financial manager. As of March, the bankruptcy movement is in full swing. The financial manager collects evidence in various instances, such as, for example, information about the presence of objects of taxation registered to Mikhail Litshch - movable and immovable property, about open/closed accounts of the debtor, about the initiated enforcement proceedings against him, etc. Read more here.

2023: Bankruptcy and criminal cases

In mid-October 2023, it became known that the company "Complink," once one of the largest Russian IT integrators, went bankrupt. Top managers have been charged with especially large-scale fraud as part of a group of persons - they face imprisonment.

According to CNews, Rosbank filed a lawsuit to declare Complink bankrupt in February 2023, to which the company owes 510.4 million rubles. The total volume of requirements for the IT integrator is a little more than 2 billion rubles. On October 16, 2023, the Moscow Arbitration Court declared bankrupt the "Management Company Complink Groups." As of December 31, 2022, the book value of the property of the named organization is listed at 1.2 billion rubles.

The company "Complink" went bankrupt

At the same time, on October 18, 2023, the Tambov City Administration announced the early termination of the concession agreement with Complink Infrastructure TO LLC (part of the Complink Group of Companies) on the renewal of heat supply facilities. The reason is the failure to fully comply with the agreed measures. In particular, the planned reconstruction of the boiler house located in the Northern microdistrict of the village of Stroitel was not carried out. The concession agreement was concluded in 2017 for 25 years between the Tsninsky Village Council of the Tambov District and the company "Complink Infrastructure," which assumed obligations for the construction and reconstruction of boiler houses, heating networks that provide hot water supply and heat supply to consumers.

It is said that the prosecutor's office of the Tambov region approved the indictment in the criminal case of fraud during the construction of boiler houses by the Complink group for 119 million rubles. Top managers of Complinka companies Yuri Danilyuk, Oleg Popov and Yuri Chernyshov are accused of especially large-scale fraud as part of a group of persons (part 4 of article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation): the maximum sentence under this article is 10 years in prison.^[1]

2022: Top managers of "Complink" detained in the case of fraud for 100 million rubles

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tambov Region on August 2, 2022, on suspicion of fraud (part 4 of article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) detained three top managers of the Complink company. This was reported on August 3 by TASS^[2] with reference to the head of the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs Alexei Zhdanov.

Top managers of "Complink" - Yuri Danilyuk, Yuri Chernyshov and Oleg Popov - are involved in a criminal case on fraud on an especially large scale, the investigation of which has been going on for about two years. Yuri Danilyuk is the vice-president of Complink Group of Companies, the owner and general director of UK Complink Infrastructure, which owns Complink Infrastructure TO. Yuri Chernyshov - at the time of the competition was the head of several companies included in the Complink Group of Companies: Infralink, Complink and Complink Integration. The editors did not find information about Oleg Popov.

In June, this case was searched by officials of the city administration of Kotovsk, Tambov Region.

In 2017, 300 million rubles were allocated for the construction of boiler houses from the Fund for Assistance to the Reform of Housing and Communal Services. The company "Complink Infrastructure TO" won the competition and became the concessionaire of the project, investing more than 200 million rubles of its own funds in it. According to the terms of the agreement, after the completion of construction, the "Complink Infrastructure TO" was supposed to receive the rights to own and use boiler houses for a period of 20 years.

According to the investigation, the audit found that the city administration did not study the price market for equipment for boiler houses, in connection with which the design cost was overestimated by more than 100 million rubles.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Tambov Region, on suspicion of fraud, detained three top managers of the Complink company. The photo is kotovsk68.ru

At the same time, transformations continue in the Complink group itself. So, in June 2022, Valery Dubinin became the owner of 67% of the share of Complink Holding (the remaining 33% is owned by the LLC), and Andrey Demchuk became the general director. Moreover, the leaders of Complink Holding in 2022 have already changed twice in April Vladimir Shidlovsky became the general director of the company, and already in May he was replaced by Dmitry Syrov in this position. Yuri Danilyuk, detained in the framework of the case, in June 2022 became the sole owner and general director of UK Complink Infrastructure. On July 3, 2022, Anatoly Baitov, who previously owned 49% of Complink Holding, became the general director of UK Complink Group.

2021: Mikhail Lyya sold Complink amid financial difficulties

As TAdviser found out, in May 2021, Mikhail Lyya, co-founder and former president of the Complink group, completed the withdrawal from all its assets. According to information from the base of legal entities "Kontur.Fokus," the main owner of the group's companies was businessman Yuri Borovsky.

A TAdviser source in the IT market, familiar with the business of the Complink Group of Companies, believes that Lyya sold his assets due to debts accumulated by the group to banks and some companies with which Complink interacted. The emergence of financial problems contributed to the initiation of a criminal case against Lyashch in 2018, the interlocutor of TAdviser believes.

First in a pre-trial detention center, and then under house arrest, however, with the opportunity to visit the office of his organization, the entrepreneur stayed from the fall of 2018 to March 2020, when the criminal case against him was closed.

Mikhail Lyya sold his shares in the assets of the Complink Group of Companies "(photo - Vedomosti/Sergey Nikolaev/TASS)"

Details

In 2017, according to Kontur. Focus, Mikhail Lyya owned a stake in 81.25% of the authorized capital of Complink Holding. This legal entity is listed as the main founder of a number of other companies where Lyashch directly or indirectly had shares. In mid-2020, Lyashcha's share in Complink Holding decreased to 51%. And the remaining 49% of Complink Holding was at that time with Anatoly Baitov, the former vice president of the group.

In September 2020, 100% of Complink Holding transferred to Iouri Borovsky. In March 2021, a small share of this company - 0.01% - also went to Dmitry Bodrov, the general director of this legal entity.

Complink Holding, in turn, is 100% owned by the legal entity UK Complink Group. On the website of the Complink Group of Companies, it was previously indicated that this is the parent company of the group. According to Kontur. Focus, Mikhail Lyashch had a share in it through Complink Holding and until May 2021 there was also a small direct share in this legal entity - 0.36%.

In turn, UK Complink Group fully owns USP Complink, the group's largest company by turnover. According to Kontur. Focus, its revenue in 2020 amounted to about 3.9 billion rubles.

At the same time, in 2020, USP Complink was renamed: now it is called Infralink. The website of this company states that it is part of the Complink Group of Companies. The company's positioning has also changed. If earlier "USP Complink" was presented on the market as a system integrator, then in a "reborn" form with a new name "Infralink" is positioned as a multidisciplinary construction company. Infralink provides a range of services in the field of design, construction and installation work, reconstruction, re-equipment, energy service and supplies (EPC contracts), according to its website.

Also in the group there is a company "Complink Integration," which now also belongs to Iouri Borovsky. According to Kontur. Focus, he has been its 100% owner since March 2021. This is another of the largest in terms of turnover of legal entities in the Complink Group of Companies, at the end of 2020, its revenue amounted to about 1 billion rubles, while increasing by 349%. The main increase in turnover in 2020 was provided by a state contract of 714.2 million rubles for the supply of equipment and work to modernize the system of external services AIS "Tax" DPC FTS in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

The company's staff in 2020 was 17 people, while in 2019 the average headcount was indicated as zero employees. And in 2018, there were 12 people in the state. Thus, the size of the company has not changed much since that time.

On the website of the Complink Group of Companies, where, by the way, the news section has not been updated since July 2020, it is indicated that in addition to the already mentioned legal entities UK Complink Group, USP Complink, Complink Integration, the group also includes Complink, Quorum, and Gidrowan. Information about the composition of the group, apparently, is already irrelevant there: at least about Infralink, renamed USP Complink, there is not a word in this section of the site.

This is what the Complink lineup looks like on the group's website as of June 2021

While Complink Integration showed serious revenue growth in 2020, some other companies in the group cannot boast of similar results. Moreover, we can even say that some of them are not doing at all. So, at Infralink in 2020, revenue sank by almost 50% compared to 2019. And compared to the "fat" for the company in 2016, when it earned about 18.4 billion rubles, its turnover in 2020 turned out to be 4.7 times less.

The number of employees of the company for 2020 is unknown, but at least in 2019 it has greatly decreased - from 368 to 249 people.

In 2020, two lawsuits were filed against Infralink to declare her bankrupt from the Construction and Installation Department of 175 Radiostroy, to which she owed. But earlier, the court found that Infralink's debts would have to be paid in installments from February to July in 2021 - about 3.5 million rubles a month. Also, several more companies in 2020 announced their intentions to file lawsuits declaring Infralink bankrupt.

This situation continued in 2021: according to Kontur. Focus, by the end of May, three companies announced their intentions to go to court demanding that Infralink be declared bankrupt.

It follows from the same source that as of June 2021, civil cases totaling 387 million rubles are under consideration, in which Infralink is being held by the defendant. At the same time, as a plaintiff, as of June 2021, the company participates in civil cases in the status of consideration for a total amount of 520 million rubles.

According to Kontur. Focus, a strong decline in revenue from USP Complink for many years was first observed in 2019 - from 13 billion rubles to 7.8 billion rubles. This is the year following the arrest of Mikhail Lyashch, which occurred in September 2018. Thus, in 2020, in fact, the previously emerging trend continued.

Also, it clearly did not contribute to improving financial performance and getting this company, which at that time was still working under the name "USP Complink," into the register of unscrupulous suppliers. And, although this happened in February 2020, and already in June, by a court decision, the company was removed from the register, this, apparently, also affected its financial results.

Financial indicators in 2019 noticeably worsened and another legal entity - "Complink." On the group's website, it was positioned as "the largest Russian company specializing in managing complex projects in the construction of communication networks, industrial and civil facilities." Her revenue after the arrest of Mikhail Lyashcha decreased in 2019 almost 6 times, from 583.5 million to 97.9 million rubles.

For 2020, the data on the turnover of "Complink" are not available in the public domain, as well as the number of personnel. But earlier, the staff of this company also decreased: from 73 people in 2018 to 27 people in 2019. However, at least in the case of Complink, unlike Infralink, so far there are no people who want to bankrupt the company.

At UK Complink Group, which was previously declared as the parent company of the group, revenue in 2020 amounted to 137 million, a decrease of 33%. Its staff decreased from 81 to 52 people in the same year. Ongoing litigation with partners and contractors has not been noticed by this company.

In turn, Quorum operates in the form of a closed joint-stock company, and information about its owners is not available in open sources. It is positioned as a company specializing in the development, implementation and maintenance of ABS, electronic payment systems, management accounting and budgeting systems. In 2020, Quorum earned 101.5 million rubles with a decrease of 11%. And, judging by its website, the company lives and lives.

And, finally, about the company "Gidrouan," which on the long-not updated site "Complinka" is declared as part of the group. According to the description, this is a company created to implement projects in the field of "green "power, specializing in the design, construction and operation of small hydroelectric power plants, as well as the development and promotion of new technologies in the field of "green "power.

As of 2020, Gidrouan is a one-employee micro-enterprise on staff. Its revenue for 2020 is unknown, but it is indicated that the company's balance sheet at the end of the year was only 22 thousand rubles.

Among the companies that were not declared as part of the Complink Group of Companies on its website, but were legally associated with it, and which went to Iouri Borovsky, we can name "Innovative Raw Materials Technologies." The name in this case is not too talking. Thus, the company's website says that it provides services in IT and consulting, manages complex projects in the field of construction of communication networks, industrial and civil facilities. The revenue of this legal entity in 2020 amounted to 161.3 million rubles with a decrease of 45%, but the company completed the year with net profit.

It is noteworthy that another of the largest legal entities in terms of revenue and headcount, where Mikhail Lyashch previously had a share, Complink Infrastructure Kashira, did not Iouri Borovsky the new owner. According to the database "Kontur. Focus," indirectly this company is now 100% owned by Dmitry Danilyuk. Directly to him in the company owns 20%, and 80% - to this legal entity itself. In the same proportion, it is now listed as "UK Complink Infrastructure," in which Mikhail Lyashch also previously had a share.

Complink Infrastructure Kashira is a single heat supply organization for the city district of Kashira and implements projects for the creation, reconstruction and modernization of communal infrastructure facilities in the field of heat supply under concession agreements in the city district. It is not included in the Complink Group of Companies.

The new owner of the main assets of the Complink group Iouri Borovsky as of June 2021, is a co-owner of a number of other companies, according to data in Kontur. Focus. For example, the Profenergo group of companies. Its website says that it has been implementing comprehensive engineering projects at industrial enterprises and the fuel and energy complex since 1997.

Borovsky is also one of the two co-founders of the Center for Strategic Assessments and Forecasts ANO. The website of this organization states that the center was created in February 2012 on the basis of a creative group of Russian scientists, is a Russian non-governmental organization - a research center in the field of foreign and security policy. Most of the work of the center, especially in the field of information security, problems of the information society and modern military art, is associated with the activities of one of the founders of the center, Doctor of Technical Sciences Sergei Grinyaev, it is said there. Actually, Sergey Grinyaev is the second co-founder of this organization.

It was not possible to contact Mikhail Lyashte and Iouri Borovsky. The Complink Group of Companies itself could not comment on TAdviser issues related to the change of the main owner.

2020

Complink is a group of companies providing IT and consulting services: comprehensive project management, IT and business consulting, data center construction and equipment, engineering solutions, creation of data transmission networks and unified communications, information security systems, equipment and software supply, service. The Civil Code manages complex projects in the field of construction of communication networks, industrial and civil facilities.

According to the data for 2020, the group included:

• "Complink"
• USP CompyuLink
• "Computer-Integration"
• "Complink Infrastructure"
• "Quorum"
• "UK Complink Group"
• "Gidrouan"

Previously, the group also included EvrazTeleCom, and until mid-2013 - Perimetrix and Redcenter.

2018

Decrease in revenue by 18% to 16.42 billion rubles

The revenue of Complink Group of Companies in 2018 amounted to 16.424 billion rubles, a decrease of 18.3%. In the TAdviser ranking of the top 100 largest IT companies in Russia, the group with this indicator took 18th place. Over the following years, the TAdviser group did not provide data for the ranking.

Detention of Mikhail Lyashcha and searches

On September 20, 2018, a TAdviser source in the security forces reported that Mikhail Lyya was detained in Moscow. Also, according to the interlocutor of TAdviser, "mask shows" and searches took place in "Complink." The next day, Complink confirmed to TAdviser the information about the arrest. On September 19, 2018, Mikhail Lyya was invited to testify by law enforcement officials. After all the answers were received, he was detained for 48 hours to clarify all the circumstances of the case, the company said. Read more here.

2016

Revenue growth of 15.4%

In 2016, the revenue of CompyuLink Group of Companies amounted to 22.511 billion rubles, an increase of 15.4% compared to 2015. In the ranking " TAdviser100: The largest IT companies in Russia" at the end of 2016, 22511 took 13th place.

Complink Group of Companies entered the list of leaders in corporate charity

The Complink group of companies was included in the rating of the 60 largest organizations in Russia that allocate funds for charity. The list of leaders was prepared by the non-profit partnership "Forum of Donors" and the international network of audit and consulting firms PwC together with the business newspaper "Vedomosti."

The study showed that spending on charity among permanent representatives of the rating for 2015 increased by 4-5%. This indicates that social assistance is becoming an integral part of the business strategy of companies and its role continues to grow every year. On average, ranking leaders spent 0.12% of their revenue on these purposes. The total amount of expenses for charitable activities announced by the project participants amounted to almost 20 billion rubles.

Complink Group of Companies annually takes part in the ranking of leaders in corporate charity. At the same time, the system integrator pays special attention to social projects in the field of education and creative development. For example, for many years the company has been supporting the Social Adaptation program, within the framework of which it provides material assistance and social support to training centers for people with disabilities, orphans and children left without parental care, children with developmental disabilities. Since 2007, Complink has been a member of the Charity Instead of Souvenirs special project, giving people with disabilities a chance to declare their talents. Last year, Complink Group of Companies supported organizations: the St. Petersburg Association of Public Associations of Parents of Children with Disabilities GAOORDI, the Children of Mary Art Center, the In Your Hands Charitable Foundation, the Blessed Artel workshop and others.

VEB left "Complink"

Vnesheconombank (VEB) withdrew from the capital of the Cypriot company Devenny Holdings, which owns UK Complink Group. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the documents of the state corporation. VEB does not disclose the details of the transaction^[3]

According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Devenny Holdings at that time has a share in the Russian group of companies of about 99.6%. The rest of the "UK Complink Group" belongs to Mikhail Lyashch.

Certification for the supply of military equipment components

In February 2014, Complink received a Certificate of Certification as the Second Supplier for the purchase and supply of domestic and foreign products for the acquisition of military equipment of the Central Body of the VOEONTONSERT system.

To obtain the certificate, Complink fulfilled a number of special requirements of the Ministry of Defense for the rules for documenting, labeling, packaging, storage, transportation and analysis of the quality of incoming products. The company has implemented a separate quality system, deployed a separate accounting system and a database that ensures the confidentiality of information about deliveries. Also, "Complinkom" fulfilled all the requirements for the organization and technical equipment of warehouses intended for storage and incoming control of purchased products.

This Certificate significantly expands the prospects of Complink in terms of the sale of complex supplies for defense industry enterprises.

2012

Revenue 15.8 billion rubles

The revenue of the group of companies for the initial period amounted to 15,848,084 thousand rubles. The forecast at the beginning of 2013 was up to 18.7 billion rubles (a reduction of 9%). The share of the integration business is 58%; equipment and software supply - 27%; 8.8% occupy consulting services; 4% - support services, the remaining 2% include: equipment production, software development, training and certification services for specialists.

As explained by CNews in the group, there are two main reasons for the reduction in revenue - the exclusion of GMCS results from the 2012 indicator and the general slowdown in IT market growth. Also, due to the sale of GMCS, the number of employees decreased, at the end of 2012, the group employed 716 specialists, a year earlier, the staff was 937 people.

The main share of Compulink's revenue in 2012 - almost 13.5 billion rubles, fell on IT services. More than 5 billion rubles. brought project distribution. Relatively small shares in software development (almost 131 million rubles) and equipment production (56 million rubles).

"2012 was very dynamic for us. Responding to customer demands, we opened new directions and strengthened key existing ones, the company told CNews. - We have seriously rebuilt and strengthened the practice of consulting. The technological plan focuses on BI solutions. Much attention was paid to the development of business consulting. For example, now we have a unique competence in Russia in the field of SmartGrid, the so-called. "Smart networks" for the electric power industry. "

The share of the consulting division in the revenue of the group of companies is growing rapidly, they say in Compulink:

We are seriously investing in the development of the team to maintain the pace of this growth. In terms of building IT infrastructures, new areas have appeared - ITSM, Unified Communications. In addition to existing practices, we have assembled a strong team on Microsoft Lync. "

As for the industry structure of revenue, it has not undergone major changes. "The share of telecommunications has slightly decreased due to an increase in the number of projects in other industries," the company says. However, telecom remains the main industry for the integrator. Customers of this sector form almost 53% of the group's revenue. In addition, the shares of the public sector (16.1%) and oil and gas enterprises (10.6%) are noticeable^[4].

Services by destination as of November 2012:

• Consulting
• Outsourcing IT
• Software development
• Data centers
• Data Networks, Telephony and Video Conferencing
• Information security
• Infrastructure Management and Monitoring
• Engineering solutions
• Automation of production processes
• Supply of equipment and components

Consulting

• Personnel Training Consulting
• Business consulting
• IT consulting
• Legal consulting
• Economic consulting
• Consulting for the Public Sector

Outsourcing IT

• User Support Center
• User Technical Support
• Server and network infrastructure maintenance
• Project Management
• Setting up Project Management for Customers

Software development

• Pre-design preparation
• Inspection of automation facility
• Formation of Terms of Reference
• Technical (Design) Design
• Software Development Process Management
• Preparation of Detailed Design Documentation
• Expert review of technical documents and solutions

Data centers

• Computing Infrastructure Design
• Implementation of computing complexes
• Server and Application Consolidation
• Redundant data centers and cluster solutions
• Storage systems

Data Networks, Telephony and Video Conferencing

• Enterprise Multiservice Networks
• Telephony systems
• Call-centers
• Comprehensive Network Upgrades

Information security

• Information Security Audit
• Development of information security policies and regulatory documents
• Implementation of technical means of information protection

Infrastructure Management and Monitoring

• Monitor and manage IT infrastructure health
• Information Security Monitoring System
• Monitoring and Management Centers

Engineering solutions

• Provision of buildings and structures with integrated safety systems;
• Construction of internal power supply systems at erected and repaired facilities, which are subject to higher requirements for life safety.

Evraztelecom built 3.5 thousand km of fiber-optic lines in Siberia and the Far East

Evraztelecom, a subsidiary of the Complink group, built 3.5 thousand km of fiber-optic communication lines (VOLS) in hard-to-reach areas of a number of Russian regions (70% in Siberia and the Far East) and agreed with the "Big Three" cellular operators to sell these channels to them. Beeline and "will use such communication lines at MTS the Megaphone same time, thereby saving construction costs. The cable in each region has 48 fibers and can be split equally between the three companies.

Under the agreement, Evraztelecom has no right to give channels to anyone else (for example, regional operators), and none of the members of the Big Three can refuse to use them. The channels are on the balance sheet of Evraztelecom, the equipment of the operators works on them. Vanin expects to transfer the lines to the "troika" in late 2013 - early 2014.

The creditor of Evraztelecom was Vnesheconombank (VEB). The total cost of the project is 2.37 billion rubles, of which VEB funds amount to 1.9 billion rubles. The loan was issued for 6 years at 11.5%.

Sale of GMCS

Since February 2012, GMCS has changed its owner. Instead of the Cypriot company Devenny Holdings Limited, according to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, it was another Cypriot company G. Um. Es. Limited. " Offshore Deveni is the owner of Complink Group, which in turn owns USP Complink.

As of July 2012, the company is not included in Complink, GMCS spokeswoman Anna Okunkova told TAdviser. A representative of "Complink" Anna Politova confirmed to TAdviser that GMCS was sold, refusing to provide details due to the confidentiality of the information.

Some market participants believe that between the founders of two companies - Mikhail Lyashte ("Complink") and Sergey Sulgin (GMCS) - there was a separation of assets merged in 2005. This can be confirmed by the fact that Sulgin retained the post of CEO of GMCS (according to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities as of July 27, 2012), leaving the post of chairman of the board of directors of Complink.

Sulgin also heads Maykor, which brings together a number of IT outsourcing market players. On July 26, 2012, Maykor announced the acquisition of another IT outsourcer, Rosservice.

2013: Group Activity Profile

As of 2013, Complink is a group of companies operating in the Russian information technology and consulting market, providing clients with a full range of services in the following areas: management consulting, building management information systems, infrastructure integration, consulting services for the public sector, IT solutions for the telecommunications and communications industry, solutions for financial and banking structures, custom software development, information security, personnel training consulting and IT training, IT outsourcing, service and technical support. The network of service centers covers more than 130 cities of Russia, the representative office of the Complink group then worked in Ukraine.

2011: Purchase of shares by Vnesheconombank

On February 16, 2012, Complink Group announced the appearance of a new member in the Group's shareholders - State the Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Activity Corporation Vnesheconombank ().

The minority stake was acquired by VEB at the end of 2011 as a result of a transaction with DevennyHolding, which owns 99.99% of Complink Group LLC. The bank's share in the paid authorized capital is 13.2%, in ordinary shares - 10, 78%. As representatives of Complink told TAdviser, the amount of the transaction was not disclosed.

For the Group of Companies, this step will be a new stage in the formation of the business. The funds received as a result of the transaction will be used to implement new large-scale infrastructure projects, the group said in an official statement. "This transaction meets the strategy of the Complink Group of Companies and will allow us to strengthen our position in the Russian IT market," said Mikhail Lyya, President of the Group of Companies .

2010: Rebranding

On December 26, 2010, the Complink Group of Companies announced the beginning of the rebranding procedure, under which corporate-style restyling was carried out.

At this stage of rebranding, the logo was modernized and the brand book of the Complink Group of Companies was created. The Group logo is the main element of the new corporate style. It comes in two primary colors: black and blue, which have been dominant since the Group's founding, and retains the continuity of the old symbolism. Separate logos in a single concept have been developed for companies belonging to the Complink Group of Companies. The common element of these logos is the "i" sign - a link (English connection, connection), which transmits the relationship of all the companies included in the group, personifies the new positioning, and also explains the multifaceted interaction of the integrator with its business partners and customers.

The new corporate website of the Group of Companies "Complink" operates with a completely updated design, an improved structure and more convenient navigation for visitors. The results of the rebranding were represented by acting Anna Politova, Director of Marketing, PR and Advertising of the Complink Group of Companies.

2008: Creation of Perimetrix

In 2008, as part of the CompyuLink Group of Companies, the company Perimetrix was established, providing third-generation solutions for corporate clients in the field of information security.

2007: Redlab and RedCenter acquisition

In June 2007, CompueLink Group of Companies and REDLAB announced the signing of an agreement under which REDLAB, REDCENTER, Renort became part of CompueLink Group of Companies. The main goals of the transaction are to increase the share of services in the business of CompyuLink Group of Companies, to implement the complexity of the solutions provided.

2006: Creation of "Complink Eastern Europe" and acquisition of "Quorum"

In 2006, within the framework of the chosen regional development course of the Group, the company "CompyuLink Eastern Europe," actively operating in the Ukrainian market of information services, was announced. In the same period, a new asset of the Group was created - the company "CompyuLink Service," focused on IT outsourcing and comprehensive maintenance of the IT infrastructure of enterprises.

In September 2006, CompyuLink Group acquired a 51% stake in Quorum, a company specializing in the development of solutions for the banking and telecommunications sector. According to investment analysts, the amount of the transaction could be about $2.5 million. According to the official report, the acquisition was made at the expense of its own funds of the CompyuLink group of companies, additional loans and loans were not attracted. Representatives of the companies declined to comment on the amount of the transaction.

2004: Acquisition of GMCS, creation of Askeith and Complink Central Asia

At the end of 2004, CompyuLink acquired a controlling stake (51%) in GMCS, a consulting company specializing in ERP projects. At the same time, GMCS retained its brand and began to develop additional positioning within the CompyuLink group of companies.

In 2005, a new IT alliance was formed in the Russian IT market - the CompyuLink Group of Companies was created. In the same year, on the basis of one of the departments of USP CompyuLink, a new company Askeit was formed, specializing in providing IT services to telecom operators and large telecommunications holdings. The Group sets up CompueLink Central Asia, which is headquartered in Kazakhstan.

2003

In 2003, the Delta Capital fund, which was then managed by Kirill Dmitriyev, invested in Complink.

USP CompyuLink follows the strategy of further business diversification and opens its own Center for Technological Solutions (CTR CompyuLink). The technology center with an area of ​ ​ more than 100 square meters. m is deployed on the basis of the company's central office.

2001

Since 2001, USP CompyuLink has been focusing its technical and intellectual potential on the development of a new area of ​ ​ activity - information security.

1995: Computer Production Launch

Since 1995, USP CompyuLink has been launching its own production of computer systems under the CLR brand name. The production is certified on the basis of the requirements of GOST R ISO 9001-2001. Over the next five years, the company actively develops production and creates its own service network for servicing computer equipment. The result of the chosen growth policy is more than 130 partners who form the company's service network and work in all regions of Russia.

1993: "Creation of USP Complink"

The history of the group begins in 1993, with the formation of USP CompueLink, a company that later became the basis of the group.

Links

• " CompyuLink" enlarges and prepares for IPO
• " CompuLink" absorbed "Quorum"
• Training on the holding scale: Redlab became part of the CompyuLink Group of Companies
• CNews100: Largest IT companies in Russia 2007

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