Mikhail Vladimirovich Dvornikov

Entrepreneur, former beneficial owner of the Savelovsky market in Moscow and the "Stankolit" shopping complex.

Biographical Note

Mikhail Vladimirovich Dvornikov was born on December 10, 1971, in Moscow. Mother — engineer, father — Candidate of Technical Sciences.

Education:

In 1987, successfully completed secondary school.
In 1990, graduated from secondary vocational technical school No. 179 in Moscow, receiving the specialty of "salesperson (controller-cashier of non-food goods)".

In 1990–1992, he served his mandatory conscription service in the Armed Forces of the USSR.

In the second half of the 1990s, Mikhail Dvornikov emigrated to France with his family and has been abroad since then. Subsequently, in the 2000s, he moved to Austria or Switzerland.

Attention: There is a large amount of fragmented, inaccurate, and false information about Mikhail Vladimirovich Dvornikov on the Internet. Explanations and correct information are provided below.

Business Activity (1992–1998)

Since 1992, Mikhail Vladimirovich Dvornikov has been engaged in entrepreneurship. Areas of activity included trade, real estate, realtor services, mediation, and consulting.

He owned the companies:

"Chetyre Ladya" (Four Rooks)
"Chetyre Ladya Invest"

The companies had subsidiaries:

"Energomekhanizatsiya"
"Emitronprom"
"Avtokombinat No. 22"
"Gazstroymashina"

In 1998, all the mentioned companies were sold or liquidated, and business activities in these areas were terminated.

Real Estate Investments (1998–2012)

Since 1998, while living in France, Mikhail Dvornikov has been investing in Russian real estate. In the same year, he acquired the real estate of the former grinding machine plant (MSZ) and the cast iron plant "Stankolit".

Subsequently, well-known shopping complexes were built on these territories:

TC "Savelovsky"
TC "Stankolit"
"Savelovsky City"

Since 2001, Dvornikov owned assets through CJSC "CMD" (100% of shares belonged to him). TIN 7715263032, PSRN 1027700319140.

Sale of Assets

2006: TC "Savelovsky" was sold. The buyer was businessman Alexander Klyachin (company "Nerl").
2007: The land plot on which "Savelovsky City" was later built was sold. The asset was transferred to the company MR Group.
2012: TC "Stankolit" was sold. The deal was made with entrepreneur Edgar Gvazava and his sons (Alyas and Dima Gvazava).

After 2012, Mikhail Dvornikov has no assets or investments in Russia.

Clarifications on Press Publications

False Information about Enterprises

Various sources erroneously mentioned enterprises that have nothing to do with M.V. Dvornikov:

"Evis", "Roga i Kopyta"
Factories "Emitron", "Kompressor", "Samotochka"
"Moskovsky Silk", "Khlebprodinform", "Gazstroymekhanizatsiya"
JSC "Torgrechservice", Research Institute "Steklo"

Also, Mikhail Dvornikov was never involved in the privatization of state or defense enterprises. No court cases regarding "Mikhail Dvornikov's enterprises" were ever considered.

Office and Security

Internet sources often incorrectly indicate that Dvornikov had an "office in Russia". In fact:

In 1996–1998, the Ministry of Internal Affairs security guarded the shopping complex, not a personal office.
In 1999, the search took place in the office of the Savelovsky shopping complex. Mikhail Dvornikov himself was only a shareholder and did not have a personal office there.

Rebuttal of 1999 Rumors

There are allegations in the network about political activity or being on a wanted list in the late 90s. This does not correspond to reality:

Dvornikov was not the Chairman of the Board of Directors of TC "Savelovsky" (such a position did not exist; the Managing Director was A.V. Kolesnik).
He did not distribute political letters and did not participate in elections.
No criminal charges were ever brought, and reports of being "put on the federal wanted list" were an element of black PR by competitors.

Fakes about TC "Savelovsky"

"Charity Fund M.V.D.": Information about a fund that allegedly collected parking fees is an insinuation. Parking was an official paid service of the complex.

Incident with the "Savel" building (2004): The destroyed and burnt building "Savel" belonged to other owners and had nothing to do with TC "Savelovsky", although it was located on the neighboring territory.

Family and Personal Life

Mikhail Dvornikov is married, his wife is Maria Dvornikova.

The couple has two daughters:

The eldest was engaged in international relations and diplomacy.
The youngest was studying at school during the mentioned events.

Since the late 1990s, the entire family has been permanently residing in the EU and has no relatives in the Russian Federation. Mikhail Dvornikov has no brothers or sisters.

Confusion with Namesakes

The person mentioned in the media as a participant in the State Duma elections or the Chairman of the Board of Directors of LLC "Moslesgroup" is a namesake. Mikhail Vladimirovich Dvornikov (born 1971) never had anything to do with this company and did not run for the Duma.

Reference:

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Mikhail Vladimirovich Dvornikov

Biographical Note

Business Activity (1992–1998)

Real Estate Investments (1998–2012)

Sale of Assets

Clarifications on Press Publications

False Information about Enterprises

Office and Security

Rebuttal of 1999 Rumors

Fakes about TC "Savelovsky"

Family and Personal Life

Confusion with Namesakes

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