The head of “Turboenergoremont” in St. Petersburg was given 7 years in prison for stealing millions

The Petrograd district court sent three entrepreneurs to a general regime colony for deceiving the Agency for Technological Development. According to the press service of the courts of St. Petersburg, the former general director of Turboenergoremont Andrey Romashko, development director Ilya Shaitor and their accomplice Timur Mukhitdinov forged documents about the allegedly delivered samples of hydraulic engines Bosch and Poclain. In total, accomplices stole more than 46.7 million rubles.

In fact, no one produced parts, and the money allocated from the federal budget was withdrawn through a shell company. Businessmen engaged in fraud from October 2023 to June 2024.

In court, Romashko did not admit guilt and received 7 years in a general regime colony with a fine of 1.1 million rubles. Shaitor and Mukhitdinov, who pleaded guilty, will spend 6.5 years and 4 years in the colony, respectively. Also, all convicts were obliged to jointly return the stolen millions to the state.