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The son of the owner of “Orlovskaya Niva” Pavel Budagov died

The son of the owner of a large agro-industrial complex “Orlovskaya Niva” Pavel Budagov died

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The son of the owner of “Orlovskaya Niva” Pavel Budagov died

The son of the owner of a large agro-industrial complex “Orlovskaya Niva” Pavel Budagov died. This is reported by the online edition “Orlovskie news” with reference to its own sources.

Pavel Budagov, son of Sergei Budagov, died at the age of 46. He died on the night of October 25, 2026, the reason, according to the preliminary version, was a broken blood clot.

Colleagues note that Pavel Budagov was the founder of the AIC "Youth", later control of the company passed to his brother Peter.

The date and place of the funeral have not yet been announced.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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