KKMP advises Polyus on a major share purchase program
KKMP is advising Polyus on its planned acquisition of up to 29.99% of Polyus' ordinary shares for a total price of up to RUB 579.4 billion (approximately $6.4 billion).

The acquisition program is being implemented by Polyus' subsidiary, Polyus Krasnoyarsk. The program will be financed using both Polyus Krasnoyarsk's own funds and borrowed funds. More detailed information can be found in Polyus' press release.

The KKMP project team includes Partner Maxim Kuleshov, Associate Bogdan Yeremyan and Trainee Lawyers Vladimir Isaev and Anastasia Konovalova. Antitrust clearance of the project was handled by Partner Anna Maximenko, Senior Associate Elena Klyuchareva and Associate Anton Seliverstov.

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