Malininas heads what is left of the bulk cargo terminal destroyed by the Liberal Conservatives

Only empty berths are left:

 

    "The Klaipėda Bulk Cargo Terminal (BKT), which has lost millions of tons of Belaruskalij cargo since February and laid off almost all its employees, is managed by Ruslan Malininas since March 1, replacing Vidmantas Dambrauskas, who has been managing the company since April 2008.

 

    BKT notified the Register Center on March 9 about the change of the head.

 

    According to the data of the Center of Registers, R. Malininas is the Chairman of the Board of Gargždų geležinkelis, a company related to Igor Udovickis, a shareholder of BKT.

 

    BKT, whose quays have been empty since February 10, plans to lay off 142 workers by the end of May. The company has informed the Employment Service that it is suspended indefinitely due to government decisions and has no capacity to handle other bulk cargo.

 

    Belaruskalij's transit from the border with Belarus to Klaipeda port has been going on for more than a decade, ending on February 1, after the Liberal Conservative Lithuanian Government confirmed that the agreement between Lithuanian Railways and Belaruskalij, which was valid until the end of 2023, was not in the country's security interests.

 

    Last year, sanctions were imposed on the Belarusian company by the United States and, more recently, by the European Union.

 

    Udovickis' 65% stake in BKT was transferred from Latvia to Switzerland earlier this year, the Siena investigative journalism center reported. Belaruskalij owns 30% of BKT shares, and I. Udovickis himself owns another 5%.

 

    VŽ wrote that about 30 people out of 146 laid off are already being offered work in other companies in the city. "

 

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