MVS Group

History

2021: The main owner is Urbantech-M

In 2021, 80% of the company became owned by Urbantech-M Andrei Denisenkov and Sergei Aslanyan.

2016: Sergey Aslanyan and Vyacheslav Simonenko became the new owners of MVS Group

As it became known to TAdviser, in December 2016, the owners of MVS Group changed. They were the Security Systems company (80%) and Vyacheslav Simonenko (20%).

Since December 2016, Security Systems has been 51% owned by Sergei Aslanyan, a shareholder and chairman of the board of directors of the WiFi network provider of the Moscow metro Maxima Telecom. The remaining 49% is owned by the Transfingrup management company.

Vyacheslav Simonenko, the ex-head of one of the largest IT distributors Merlion, has also co-founded (20%) Alager since 2015 , which won a Moscow government contract in 2016 to lease traffic police photo and video recording complexes within the Moscow Ring Road.

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Sergey Aslanyan became a co-owner of MVS Group

Sergei Aslanyan declined to comment on the acquisition of MVS Group, Vyacheslav Simonenko and the representative of Transfingrup Management Company did not respond to TAdviser's request.

Transfingrup is a financial partner of the project for photo and video recording of traffic violations in the Moscow region, Aslanyan is a technological partner, his friend told TAdviser: "Sergei has extensive experience in implementing such projects - this is WiFi in the Moscow metro, and the project" web elections, "and others."

The previous owner of MVS Group was Alexander Gusev, the general director of the MVS research and production enterprise, which develops software and equipment for photo and video recording. According to a friend of Gusev, he was forced to sell the company due to problems with the investor.

2015: Victory in the competition of the Moscow region

In 2015, MVS Group won the competition of the Ministry of Transport of the Moscow Region for equipping roads with photo and video recording complexes (see more). Its feature is that the region does not pay the contractor - MVS Group is implementing a project under a concession agreement for its own money and transferring all installed equipment to the ownership of the Moscow Region.

The investor will have to invest about 4.94 billion rubles in the project. The funds will be returned from the fines paid for 12 years. From each fine, MVS Group will receive a fixed amount - no more than 233 rubles, the rest of the money will go to the budget of the Moscow region.