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Reports suggest restructuring at Sibir

Published 11 May 2009

Filev moves to create holding of all S7 enterprises while state retains shareholding (684 words)

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• 5 May 2020 - Civil: Part 3, financial situation: Concise Aerospace analyzes Kommersant's interview with the owner of Sibir/S7 Airlines
• 5 March 2010 - Civil: Filevs leave Sibir board
• 18 January 2010 - Civil: Natalia Fileva transfers Sibir holding to S7 Group of Companies
• 2 June 2009 - Civil: Sibir says that the decline in its passenger traffic year on year is slowing
• 12 May 2009 - Civil: Sibir board officially confirms Filev's move to S7 Group of Companies
• 12 May 2009 - Civil: British Airways denies reports that it plans to take stake in S7
• 6 May 2009 - Civil: Transaero aims to take second place in Russian domestic air transport
• 2 April 2009 - Civil: FAAT figures show passenger traffic down by 19.8% in the first two months of 2009
• 18 March 2009 - Civil: Filev stakes in Sibir maintenance companies transferred to Alfa companies
• 10 March 2009 - Civil: Finance company sues S7 over debt
• 10 March 2009 - Civil: S7 Group starts to repay debt holders
• 2 March 2009 - Civil: S7 looking at Airbus order

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