Alexander Dyukov - General Director of OJSC Gazprom Neft. Construction pogrom of Olga Slutsker. — Now projects in Russia are more profitable than abroad

Alexander Dyukov: the path from an engineer to the head of Gazprom Neft.

The leaders of the oil companies wrote to the President. They asked the head of state to subdue the Finance Ministry and not raise taxes. Among the authors of the appeal was the chairman of the board of Gazprom Neft, Alexander Dyukov, a person whose work is often overlooked, since all attention is usually riveted on Alexei Miller and Gazprom.

"Ko" traced the path of Dyukov from an engineer at a St. Petersburg gas station and an acquaintance of Vladimir Putin to the head of one of the largest oil corporations in Russia.

They beat with a forehead

"Don't take our money" is the summary of the September 24 letter from the oil workers to the president. This is how the leaders of energy corporations reacted to the proposal of the Ministry of Finance to change the formula for calculating the mineral extraction tax (MET). The head of the department, Anton Siluanov, urged to skim the cream off the industry, which received additional profit from the devaluation of the ruble. It was important for the Minister of Finance to sit on two chairs - to replenish the budget that was in dire need of funds and not interfere with the fulfillment of the promise of the head of state. Vladimir Putin in June 2015 assured the business that taxes would not remain at the current level.

The Ministry of Finance has developed an elegant scheme: the severance tax rate remains unchanged (the president keeps his word), but the reduced dollar exchange rate should be applied to the non-taxable deduction of $15 from the cost of a barrel of oil. As a result of the fiscal feint, namely, the use of the dollar for 44 rubles in settlements. (average value of the US currency in 2014 plus inflation), the state could receive an additional 609 billion rubles.

Of course, the companies did not want to part with the money. The letter to Putin contained apocalyptic scenarios for the country's economic development. If the country's leadership listens to the Ministry of Finance, already in 2016, 1 million Russians will be left without work due to a decrease in activity in sectors related to the oil industry - metallurgy, engineering, drilling. If the budget is filled with windfall profits from devaluation, by 2025 the industry will receive less investment by 7 trillion rubles. If you take money from the fuel and energy complex, gasoline will rise in price, and some enterprises will go bankrupt. Top managers of Rosneft, Lukoil, Surgutneftegaz, Bashneft, Zarubezhneft, and the Independent Oil Company wrote about this to the Kremlin.

There was also a company on the list of applicants, usually in the shadow of the parent corporation, which is actively involved in Russia's foreign policy. Its head owes his rise to the "dashing nineties" and ties with the mayor's office of St. Petersburg, where the future president of the Russian Federation then worked. We are talking about Gazprom Neft and Alexander Dyukov.

Under the wing of Sobchak

By the end of the 20th century, Northern Palmyra gave Russia a whole galaxy of politicians and managers. New elites emerged from the troubled waters of the St. Petersburg port. In those years, the chair of the mayor of St. Petersburg was occupied by Anatoly Sobchak. His right hand was Vladimir Putin. He was engaged in economic activities - in general, he was responsible for relations with business. The future head of state actively contacted entrepreneurs, many of whom in a few years took a high position in the state hierarchy.

The career of Alexander Dyukov, a 24-year-old graduate of the Leningrad Shipbuilding Institute, began at the Soveks company, owned by the late Dmitry Skigin, who was part of the entourage of an authoritative businessman Ilya Traber, nicknamed Antiquary. Traber accompanied Dyukov for many years on his way to the heights. In 1991, Alexander Dyukov started as an engineer. Today, Soveks is part of Gazpromneft-aero and is engaged in refueling aircraft at Pulkovo, as it was in the 1990s. According to information for 2013, the company's revenue amounted to almost 14 billion rubles.

In 1996, Alexander Dyukov moved to CJSC Petersburg Oil Terminal (CJSC PNT) to the post of CFO. The managing structures of the terminal, as you might guess, were headed by Ilya Traber. The Gunvor trading company, co-founded by Gennady Timchenko (in an interview with TASS on August 4, 2014, he recalled that he had known Vladimir Putin for over 20 years) traded black gold and oil products through PNT.

Two years later, Dyukov rose to the position of economic director of JSC "Sea Port of St. Petersburg". The enterprise is strategically important not only for the Northern capital, but also for the entire North-West region. About 50 million tons of cargo passes through it annually. In 1999, Alexander Dyukov began to act as head of the port. Traber also served on the board of the organization. It is noteworthy that the head of Gazprom, Alexei Miller, at that time was the development and investment director of Sea Port of St. Petersburg OJSC and reported to Dyukov. It should be noted that in 1991-1996. Miller served as Vladimir Putin's deputy in the Committee for External Relations of the St. Petersburg Mayor's Office.

Another structure related to the port is important. In 1997, CJSC Association of Banks Investing in the Port (CJSC OBIP) was opened. De facto, it controlled the port complex. The organization united not only banks, but also all the people listed above. OBIP was headed by Ilya Traber, and Alexey Miller and Alexander Dyukov were authorized representatives of the association. Mikhail Sirotkin also worked as a lawyer there - now he is the head of the corporate cost management department of Gazprom, and part-time director of Krasnoyarskgazprom.

At the turn of the nineties and zero, the port was a "hot spot". Organized crime got involved in the struggle for spheres of influence, and the case ended in great bloodshed. In 1997, a sniper killed Mikhail Manevich, vice-governor of St. Petersburg and head of the city property management committee. He was responsible, among other things, for the privatization of the port and proposed to make the state block of preferred shares of the enterprise (28.8%) voting. In the same year, the general director of the North-Western River Shipping Company, Yevgeny Khokhlov, and his deputy, Nikolai Evstafyev, were shot. In 2001, the co-owner of the North-Western customs terminal, Nikolai Shatilo, and the general director of the terminal, Vitold Kaidanovich, were killed.

2000 was the year of the rise of Putin and Dyukov. The first was elected president of Russia, the second returned to the PNT and became chairman of the board of directors. Today, the terminal is an important hub for the region on the export route. Up to 12.5 million tons of oil and oil products per year can be driven through it. The leadership of the PNT tied Alexander Dyukov to oil. From now on, he will deal only with black gold. And Ilya Traber quietly left the stage, leaving for Spain.

In 2003-2006 Dyukov headed Sibur, the country's largest petrochemical holding. The company was owned by Gazprom (51% of the shares). The current composition of the main shareholders is as follows: 50.2% belongs to the chairman of the board of Novatek Leonid Mikhelson, 21.3% belongs to the deputy chairman of the board of Sibur Kirill Shamalov, 15.3% belongs to Gennady Timchenko.

In 2006, Gazprom's top management ran into a problem. The head of Gazprom Neft, Alexander Ryazanov, wanted more independence and independence for his enterprise. The recalcitrant leader was fired. Since then, Alexander Dyukov has been leading the company to a brighter future. In 2008, he added a new line to his resume, becoming president of the St. Petersburg football club Zenit, whose matches Miller loves to attend.

In May 2015, Traber's surname surfaced again in connection with cases in St. Petersburg. Radio Liberty published an interview with businessman Maxim Freidzon, but soon the text was removed from the site with the wording "The publication was removed at the request of the interlocutor, who fears for his safety." Freidzon claimed that Ilya Traber worked closely with the Tambov organized crime group in the 1990s and at the same time was associated with the authorities of St. Petersburg.

However, Alexander Dyukov, apart from his acquaintance with Traber, whose reputation is very doubtful, cannot be blamed for anything.

Two Abramovichs in Siberia

No less interesting is the history of Gazprom Neft itself. The company emerged from energy assets wrested from the state, went through the millstones of the 1990s, collided with key figures of the era and turned into a major player on a global scale.

First there was Rosneft. In 1995, Boris Yeltsin issued a decree according to which the Noyabrsk deposits in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug and the Omsk oil refinery were alienated from Rosneft.

Founded in 1949, the Omsk Oil Refinery, according to many experts, has been and remains the most advanced and largest enterprise of this type in the country. In 2012, the World Association of Refining Companies recognized it as the best refinery in the Russian Federation and the CIS countries. In 2014, it ranked first in Russia in terms of processing volume with an indicator of 21.3 million tons of raw materials (+5.2% per year) with a capacity of 21.4 million tons. The Omsk Refinery produces diesel and marine fuel, gasoline and aviation kerosene.

The oil fields and the Omsk Oil Refinery merged into the Sibneft company. In the first years of its existence, it produced about 20 million tons of Siberian Light oil (about 7% of the country's production). Boris Berezovsky's structures privatized the corporation for $100 million. The oligarch left his colleague, Roman Abramovich, to look after Sibneft. Since 1998, the company has been expanding. Oil began to be produced in the Tomsk and Omsk regions. Slavneft with deposits in the Krasnoyarsk Territory came under the control of Sibneft.

In 2001, already in London, Berezovsky spoke about how difficult it was to take Sibneft under control. He lacked several tens of millions of dollars to buy a corporation. “I went to the West, met with Mr. Soros in America, with many businessmen in Europe and Japan, to get loans or a partnership proposal. Everywhere I heard the same answer: "We will not be able to give a single dollar," he said. The businessman explained that potential investors assessed the risks of working in Russia as extremely high. “No one dared to take them over. Including those gentlemen who later shouted the loudest about the injustice of privatization. We took on colossal risks, invested the last money in the country,” Berezovsky said about the purchase of Sibneft. True, it remains a mystery how exactly the oligarch collected the missing money and whether he had a shortage of funds at all. Ten years later, Roman Abramovich in the High Court of London said that the Sibneft privatization auction was a sham: Boris Berezovsky and his partner Badri Patarkatsishvili agreed with other bidders and bought the company at a starting price. $100 million is mere pennies, considering the money Sibneft was then sold to the state for.

In 2003, another oligarch, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, began to create the country's largest private oil company by merging Yukos and Sibneft. The oil reserves of the new corporation were estimated at 19.5 billion barrels (almost 20% of the total Russian reserves), the level of production - at 120 million tons (29% of oil production in the Russian Federation), capitalization - at $30 billion. With such indicators, the company could play on one field with world giants like BP or Royal Dutch Shell.

In October 2003, Khodorkovsky was arrested on charges of fraud and tax evasion. A couple of years later, Sibneft returned under the wing of the state. Roman Abramovich's Millhouse Capital sold 75.7% of the corporation's shares to Gazprom for $13.1 billion. In 2006, it was renamed Gazprom Neft. In April 2009, Alexey Miller signed an agreement to transfer a 20% stake in Gazprom Neft from Italy's Eni to Gazprom. Today, the parent company controls 95.68% of the shares of the subsidiary.

Fate scattered the heroes of this story. Abramovich and Berezovsky went to London. The first is in the status of a billionaire, the second is an outcast. Khodorkovsky moved to Krasnokamensk, to correctional colony No. 10. And Dyukov, having shown himself to be a reliable member of the St. Petersburg team, sat on the throne of Gazprom Neft.

Cheap shelf

Modern Gazprom Neft is an energy corporation with reserves of 1.44 billion tons of oil equivalent (included in the Top 20 global companies in this indicator). In 2014, it managed to produce 66.3 million tons of hydrocarbons (+6.4% per year), ranking 4th in Russia in terms of production. Net profit at the end of last year is 188.5 billion rubles. As of October 9, the capitalization of the enterprise reaches 715.4 billion rubles. For comparison: the market value of Gazprom on the same date was 3.4 trillion rubles, Rosneft - 2.8 trillion rubles, Lukoil - 2 trillion rubles, Surgutneftegaz - 1.6 trillion rubles.

Gazprom Neft has long hands - it works in Venezuela (under an agreement with the state company PdVSA), Iraq (30% in the Badra project - a 3 billion barrel field), it owns 56.15% of the Serbian company NIS, through which " Gazprom Neft enters the markets of Hungary, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and even Angola.

But most of all, the corporation's management is proud of the development of the Arctic shelf. On April 18, 2014, the first Russian Arctic Oil entered the world market from a platform at the Prirazlomnoye field. The command for shipment to Alexei Miller (it was he, and not Dyukov, who was present on the platform) was personally given by Vladimir Putin from Novo-Ogaryovo. The volume of the first delivery is 70,000 tons. So far, Prirazlomnoye is the only point in the Arctic where the Russian Federation produces hydrocarbons. The site's reserves are about 70 million tons. “Despite the fact that Gazprom Neft is part of the Gazprom group, the company operates quite efficiently,” says Mikhail Krutikhin, partner at RusEnergy consulting company. - Under Dyukov, quite sound investment decisions are made. No, unlike Gazprom, excessive politicization. Alexey Miller is not a Gazprom manager, but a postman between the Kremlin, where he delivers incompetent reports, and Nametkin Street, where he returns with the same incompetent tasks. But he, at least, does not interfere with the work of Gazprom Neft.

The Ministry of Energy expects that by 2035 offshore production will triple, up to 50 million tons per year. The current configuration is as follows: 14 million tons is provided by the Far East shelf, 2 million tons - by the shelf of the South Seas, 1 million tons - by the Arctic shelf. In 20 years, the Arctic will have 33 million tons per year, the Far East - 15 million tons, the South Seas - the same 2 million tons. Gazprom Neft is assigned the role of flagship in this program. Although Rosneft also claims to develop the northern expanses.

The implementation of the plans of the Russian government may be hindered by international sanctions against Moscow imposed by the European Union and the United States. Among other things, they prohibit the supply of equipment for offshore development to the Russian Federation. Gazprom Neft is also on the blacklist. Ekaterina Krylova, chief analyst at Promsvyazbank, said that the share of domestic components on the Prirazlomnaya platform barely exceeds 10%. Despite this, the company managed to adapt to the sanctions requirements and find alternative suppliers. Gazprom Neft is producing at Prirazlomnoye in accordance with the schedule: in six months of 2015 the company produced 300,000 tons, and by the end of the year it expects to bring the figure to 800,000 tons, which is 200,000 tons more than planned,” she points out.

But oil production at Prirazlomnoye began even before the exchange of sanctions, it would be strange to expect that the field will be mothballed after the geopolitical situation worsened. Another important point is that the first Russian experience of extracting fuel in the Arctic can hardly be called high-tech. “This is not exactly the Arctic shelf, the development of which is so much talked about. The sea depth in the production area is only 19-20 m. The project is quite simple and cheap. At the peak of production, the cost will be about $10 per barrel, which is very cheap by the standards of any shelf,” Vasily Tanurkov, an analyst at the Veles Capital investment company, told Ko.

In the future, the construction of new platforms, drilling and pumping from deep water areas will require more advanced technologies. Of course, the process of import substitution has also begun in the oil sector, but it will take at least several years to complete it. But even with the availability of modern equipment, no company will take risks by investing in the shelf in an unfavorable market situation.

Another factor is price fluctuations in the market. The cost of oil, driven by the global balance of supply and demand, remains low. “At the current level of oil prices, the real start of industrial production in the Arctic is postponed indefinitely. It will be time for independent development of technologies. Another thing is that the projects will be extremely expensive anyway: to start large-scale work, foreign investors will have to be attracted,” Vasily Tanurkov summed up.

In this case, the Prirazlomnaya platform may remain Russia's showcase on the Arctic shelf, and it will be extremely difficult to move further due to sanctions and unattractive quotations. Another blow to the projects of Gazprom Neft, and the rest of the fuel and energy companies, was dealt by the state itself.

Oil cream

The petition addressed to the president, in which Alexander Dyukov also participated, had an effect. But only in part. The government decided not to use the Ministry of Finance's scheme and refused to apply the reduced dollar rate to the tax deduction. In the department of Anton Siluanov, they were not at a loss. They proposed a second idea: to freeze the export duty on oil at the level of 42% in 2016 (it should have been reduced to 36%). Positive effect for the budget - about 200 billion rubles. On October 9, the Cabinet approved this measure. The Ministry of Finance will still skim the cream off the industry, although not as thick as we would like.

In early October, Dyukov, on the air of the Russia 24 TV channel, said that the freezing of export duties would negatively affect not only the oil sector, but also subcontractors - manufacturers of equipment and field chemicals, oilfield service companies, software developers. “The most unpleasant thing is that this will also affect budget revenues. Direct revenues from the oil industry to the budget in the first half of 2016 may grow, but if we talk about the end of 2016, as well as 2017 and 2018, then the budget will receive less than if these 200 billion rubles remained in the industry,” commented the head of Gazprom Neft. In his opinion, in six months the Finance Ministry will have to go to the government with a similar initiative. “This is a situation of chess zugzwang, when the next move only worsens the situation, primarily for the budget,” Dyukov complained.

Representatives of Gazprom Neft ignored Co.'s request for the operation of the enterprise under sanctions and a frozen duty. Director of the analytical department of the investment company "Golden Hills-Capital AM" Mikhail Krylov says that the subsidiary of "Gazprom" exports about 9 million tons of oil, and in the event of a delay in reducing the duty, the company will receive less than 30 billion rubles. “In the future, it will be difficult for Gazprom Neft to maintain a share in Russian oil production without new projects, which, in turn, are difficult to implement under sanctions,” he believes. For Gazprom Neft, the export duty freeze will cost about 5% of EBITDA (in 2014, the figure was 342.6 billion rubles), Vasily Tanurkov believes. According to Ekaterina Krylova, the company will lose up to 2% of EBITDA in 2016. “If the first proposal of the Ministry of Finance was implemented, the corporation would lose about 14% of EBITDA,” she adds. “It is clear that the country's budget needs funds, but in this case, we should not forget that the oil and gas industry is one of the key sources of its filling. And this source is not unlimited. I would like to hope that the authorities understand this,” says Dmitry Baranov, leading expert of Finam Management.

All hunters for a prosperous life under the wing of an obscenely rich man can turn their fishing rods and master new tactics.

Secular columnist Bozena Rynska noticed a trend: modern successful men have stopped paying attention to long-legged blondes, whose vocation is to be beautiful and pleasing to the eye. Now gentlemen prefer smart, successful and independent women.

We have compiled a list of enviable husbands who have married truly outstanding women.

Leonid Kazinets and Yulia Khasia

Leonid - one of the richest people in Russia - the chairman of the BARKLI corporation. His wife Yulia is an employee of the Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow. The girl graduated with honors from Moscow State University, speaks fluent English and Spanish, and is determined to make a career.

Danil Khachaturov and Anna Melikyan

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Danil Khachaturov left designer Ulyana Sergeenko for director Anna Melikyan. The oligarch always chose such women, so that a character would be attached to beauty as a bonus - preferably steel. He found the perfect combination of all this in Anna. Talented, hardened by her marriage to a difficult person - the General Director of Central Partnership Ruben Dishdishyan, she ideally suited the role of a life partner.

Anna is a successful Russian film director, screenwriter and producer. Her first feature film was Mars, which premiered at the 2004 Berlin Film Festival. The second feature film, Mermaid, won the Best Director award at the Sundance Film Festival, the FIPRESCI Prize at the Berlin Film Festival, and in 2008 was a Russian nominee for an Oscar.

Andrey Sharonov and Daria Poverennova

Widower Andrei Sharonov, rector of the Moscow School of Management Skolkovo, whose heart was hunted by all long-legged beauties, preferred actress Daria Poverennova to them. This choice surprised the crowd: with life experience, a career built, a daughter, in the end, she did not fit the classic concept of "oligarch's wife."

In an interview, Daria admitted that she was unlucky in her personal life due to a family curse. According to the actress, all the women of her family are pursued by evil fate. Three generations of women are unhappy in marriage. For this reason, for Poverennova, relationships with men are always “new emotions, new joys and ... new pain.”

So it was before meeting with Sharonov, who not only fell in love with Daria, but also accepted her as his own daughter. However, Andrei himself also acquired a lot: Poverennova is a woman who can not only support her husband, but also help him with advice.

Vladimir and Ekaterina Potanin

The richest man in the country, Vladimir Potanin, a year ago, also married not a model, but his forty-year-old employee named Ekaterina.

The newlyweds spent their honeymoon on the Cote d'Azur. They rested at the legendary Du Cap Eden Roc Hotel. At the same time, an engagement ring was noticed on Potanin's hand. However, the couple did not comment on their relationship, let alone their wedding.

Little is known about Potanin's new life partner: a colleague who worked side by side with a billionaire and attracted him for a very long time.

The couple live happily and raise their three-year-old daughter Varvara.

Anatoly Chubais and Dunya Smirnova

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In 2012, sensational information appeared in the media that the screenwriter Avdotya Smirnova and the chairman of the board of Rosnano, Anatoly Chubais, were married. A picture from their wedding in an ordinary apartment with a carpet in the background has become a real hit on the Internet.

For Chubais, this marriage is the third, and for Smirnova the second. For the sake of Avdotya, the head of Rosnano left his second wife, economist Maria Vishnevskaya, with whom he lived for 22 years. According to some information, Chubais left to his second wife all the jointly acquired property - land in the Moscow region and the Tver region, an apartment in Moscow, a car, a snowmobile and a trailer.

And Dunya didn't care. Love is more valuable than money.

Alexander Dyukov and Olga Slutsker

Olga Slutsker is over 50, but who will doubt that she is an enviable bride? Olga built her fitness empire in difficult conditions and belongs to the category of women who have made themselves. Therefore, we can definitely say that it was her chosen one, the head of Gazprom Neft, Alexander Dyukov, who was lucky, and not Olga.

However, they do not find out who is in charge in the family, and for several years they have been happily living in a civil marriage. By the way, the chosen one Slutsker is also close to sports. Dyukov concurrently holds the post of president of the Zenit football club. So Olga and Alexander can rightfully be called a sports couple.

Vyacheslav Bresht married his accountant

Billionaire Vyacheslav Bresht divorced by the age of 60 to marry his accountant, who went through all the hardships of life with him. The woman is not much younger than her boss, they have common interests - both love opera, fly all over the world to listen to classical music.

Viktor Khristenko and Tatyana Golikova

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The Deputy Prime Minister fell in love with the Deputy Minister of Finance. Another example of the fact that partner wives are common among officials. A vivid example of this is the couple Viktor Khristenko and Tatyana Golikova.

Tatyana's personal life did not develop for a long time. She lived with her first husband for only five years, but in the end they broke up. When exactly the affair began, of course, only two know. But they have known each other for a long time. Most likely, since 1998, when Khristenko came to the Ministry of Finance.

Khristenko and Golikova registered their marriage and got married in 2003. For Victor, this was also the second marriage. He lived with his first wife for 20 years, they have three children.

Tatyana does not have her own children, but she is on good terms with her husband's children. Periodically, they all rest together and constantly communicate.

Alisher Usmanov and Irina Viner

President of the All-Russian Federation of Rhythmic Gymnastics Irina Viner and founder of USM Holdings Alisher Usmanov met more than 40 years ago in Moscow and have not parted since. Irina has always been support and support for her husband in everything.

The couple met in one of the gyms in Tashkent, where Irina was engaged in rhythmic gymnastics, and Alisher went to the fencing section.

A new meeting took place already in the capital. Viner was already working as a coach, and Usmanov studied at MGIMO. By that time, the athlete was already divorced and raised her little son. Alisher courted an old girlfriend for a long time, and soon oriental charm and perseverance bore fruit. The couple began to live together, having moved to Uzbekistan.

Marina Dobrynina, the modest and intelligent wife of Viktor Vekselberg, chairman of the board of directors of the Renova group of companies, decided to devote her life to children.

Marina looks much younger than her 59-year-old husband, but they are almost the same age. They studied together at MIIT, met on a student trip, got married after graduating from high school. She immediately went into the shadows, preferring to raise two children.

Now Marina runs the Dobry Vek charitable foundation, which helps children and adults with mental disorders.

The main work of the fund is to support state and public organizations, the fund oversees more than 100 projects for the rehabilitation of mental patients, helps to create rehabilitation centers. The Foundation holds a festival of creativity for people with mental disorders "Ariadne's Thread". Since 2008, together with the Nikita Mikhalkov Foundation "Urga - Territory of Love" has been helping film veterans. Vekselberg also has his own charitable foundation "Link of Times", Marina also provides her husband with all kinds of support there.

Alexander Dyukov is currently the CEO of Gazprom Neft, a successful businessman and millionaire. However, to achieve such success, he made a lot of effort and went a long way.

Alexander Valeryevich was born on December 13, 1967. Childhood and youth were spent in Leningrad. He received his education at the Leningrad Shipbuilding Institute. He also received an IMISP MBA. In 1996 he began his career at the Petersburg Oil Terminal. He was able to immediately achieve success and take the post of CEO. After that he worked at JSC "Sea Port of St. Petersburg", the company "Sibur". Since 2006, his career at Gazprom Neft began.

Gazprom Neft is a major Russian oil company. Alexander Dyukov initially connected his life with this industry and achieved good results in this. For 12 years the company has been growing and developing under his leadership. Over the years, many achievements in development can be noted. He plans to see Gazprom Neft in the top 10 world oil companies. One of the innovations applied by Alexander Valeryevich in his post is the introduction of digital technologies into the work of the company.

Since 2008, Alexander Valerievich has been the president of the Zenit football club. He shows considerable interest in the development of this sport in Russia. Zenit received a number of awards under his leadership. This is another area of ​​\u200b\u200bactivity that the millionaire has always paid a lot of attention to.

It should be noted that in the biography of Dyukov there are also vague moments. In particular, for many years he collaborated with criminal authorities. These connections find their echoes in the present time. He himself denies these statements, but if you delve into the documents of the companies in which he worked, you can find irrefutable confirmation of such connections. It is noted that for about 10 years he worked closely with Ilya Traber and Dmitry Skigin. These characters played an important role in the work of companies in which Dyukov was in senior positions.

In addition, there was information about his relationship with Olga Slutsker. The details of their joint pastime were made public. Olga Slutsker was also seen more than once in his company. In particular, she accompanied him to the cities where his football club played. As a result of the facts that surfaced from the relationship, Slutsker's husband filed for divorce.

It is reported that Dyukov is still in a civil marriage with Slutsker. They have joint children. Both are interested in sports. If Olga builds her own business in this area and opened a network of fitness clubs, then Alexander takes an active part in the life of the Zenit club.

Also in 2011, President Vladimir Putin got into an argument with Alexander Dyukov, accusing him of overcharging fuel prices. Having received a number of comments from the head of state, the entrepreneur was forced to explain his actions and correct the inflated prices. He himself explained these actions by trends in rising gasoline prices around the world. Since 2014, Gazprom Neft has also been affected by the sanctions imposed on Russia. Despite the entrepreneur's statements about the stability of the company, it is not worth denying that the sanctions still had a negative impact on the work of many enterprises. In his biography, not everything is smooth, there are controversial points. In particular, we are talking about working with criminal authorities and scandalous details from his personal life.

Of course, the millionaire at the moment has his own sphere of influence and occupies far from the last place in the country. He works in a very important industry for the country. It is worth noting that he nevertheless strives for the development and growth of the company.

In 2012, a popular publication published a ranking of the best leaders. In the nomination "Fuel Complex" the 5th place was taken by Dyukov Alexander Valerievich. Let's get to know him as a unique personality, a top manager of the new Russian generation.

Dyukov Alexander Valerievich - Head of JSC "Gazpromneft"

He is a native inhabitant of a beautiful city on the Neva. Alexander was born on December 13, 1967 in St. Petersburg. After successfully graduating from school, he enters the Order of Lenin Leningrad Shipbuilding Institute. After completing his higher education in 1991, Alexander Dyukov begins his professional career. He works in the joint venture "Sovex" of his native city and rises from the position of an ordinary engineer to the deputy general director. At the same time, he further improves and deepens his education to the maximum, combining work and studies at the institute. In 2001, having successfully completed his studies at IMISP, he received a promising MBA diploma.

It is worth saying that in the personal life of a businessman there are also many events that affected the activities and formation of such a businessman known as Dyukov Alexander Valerievich. Family and an ideal life with a wife and two children is already in the past. Now Alexander's life is full of new temptations. It's no secret that now Dyukov Alexander Valerievich officially announced their relationship. From that moment on, the divorce proceedings with his wife began Dyukov Alexander Valerievich. The wife did not interfere with the desire of her husband.

Dyukov's track record

The track record of Alexander Dyukov is very rich, since he has successfully passed quite a lot of difficult steps on the career ladder.

Since 1996, he has been working in the Petersburg Oil Terminal closed joint-stock company as a director of finance. Having proven himself in this position, Dyukov receives a new appointment to the post of general director of the enterprise.

In 1998, Dyukov Alexander Valerievich already holds the position of director for economic issues in the open joint-stock company "Sea Port of St. Petersburg", and soon Alexander becomes the general director of this enterprise.

It was during this period of Alexander Dyukov's short tenure that Alexey Miller, who now heads Gazprom and is Alexander Valeryevich's immediate superior, was under his leadership. Since 2000, a young talented leader has been offered to become the chief adviser, and then even the chairman of the board of directors of CJSC Petersburg Oil Terminal and OJSC Rosneftebunker. Until 2003, he successfully and very fruitfully worked, combining both positions. And this is certainly not easy.

Time of trials and victories

For three years, starting from February 2003, Dyukov Alexander Valerievich has been acting as the president of the Sibur company and, starting from July 2005, he has been the president of OAO AKS Holding. This period of successful activity of Alexander Valeryevich can still be characterized as a period of testing. Since we are talking about a kind of complex obstacle course, which is the task of stabilizing the position of some, not the most respectable and successful, subsidiary and bringing this structure to a functioning level.

From SIBUR to GAZPROM

In this case, Alexander Dyukov had to lead the Sibur petrochemical holding. This organization was already characterized as a troubled asset and was in a very deplorable state. After Dyukov carried out certain organizational measures and made a number of correct and important key decisions in management, Alexander Valerievich not only managed to stabilize the state of affairs of the holding, but also turned it into a very prosperous object that brings huge profits.

Now Sibur-Holding is a leader in gas processing and production of petrochemical products. Alexander Dyukov was rewarded for the successful, fruitful overcoming of the test by leading a larger and more presentable part of Gazprom. Since November 2006, he has been appointed Acting President of OAO Gazpromneft. Dyukov Alexander Valerievich was elected president of the company in December of the same year.

At the same time, by order of the Government of the Russian Federation of October 29, 2007, Alexander Valeryevich is included in the Government Commission, which considers issues in the field of fuel and energy complex and the mineral resource base.

Sports business

In 2008, Alexander Dyukov, interestingly, also received FC Zenit in addition. The two largest holdings, OAO Sibur Holding and OAO Gazprom, are sponsors of the Neva FC Zenit. After the end of the first term of election, namely in 2011, the contract with Dyukov was extended for another promising five years. Under his talented, very sensitive leadership, a new company, Gazpromneft-Aero, was formed. In our country, the history of the aviation fuel business began with it.

Using the latest oil refining equipment, Gazpromneft obtains aviation fuel of the highest quality. At the same time, the principle of careful and rational use of natural resources, which our land is rich in, is always respected to the smallest detail.

Gazprom's success is the result of professional leadership

Thanks to its leadership, Gazpromneft is now a solid and stable company with an excellent reputation. It is one of the largest Russian oil and gas companies engaged in oil and gas production, production and marketing of petroleum products. Gazprom Neft has now launched a new advertising campaign under the slogan "Striving for more", which articulates its main development principle for the coming years. An inalienable merit in the development of Gazprom Neft belongs to Alexander Dyukov.

President of the Russian Football Union.

Alexander Dyukov was born on December 13, 1967 in St. Petersburg. After successfully graduating from school, he entered the St. Petersburg State Marine Technical University. After completing his studies in 1991, Alexander Dyukov begins his professional career. Later he received a promising MBA diploma from the St. Petersburg International Institute of Management.

At first, Alexander Valerievich worked at the Soveks joint venture in his native city and rose from the position of an ordinary engineer to deputy general director. Further, in 1996, he began to work in the closed joint-stock company "Petersburg Oil Terminal" as a director of finance. Having positively recommended himself in this position, Dyukov receives a new appointment to the post of general director of the enterprise.

In 1998, Dyukov Alexander was appointed to the post of director for economic issues in the open joint-stock company "Sea Port of St. Petersburg", and soon became the general director of this enterprise.

It was during this period of Alexander Dyukov's short tenure that Alexey Miller, who now heads Gazprom, was under his leadership.

Since 2000, the young leader has been offered to become the chief adviser, and then the chairman of the board of directors of CJSC Petersburg Oil Terminal and OJSC Rosneftebunker. Until 2003, he successfully works, combining both positions.

For three years, from February 2003, Alexander Dyukov served as president of the Sibur company, and starting from July 2005, he was president of AKS Holding OJSC. This period of successful activity of Alexander Valeryevich can still be called a period of testing. Since we are talking about a kind of complex obstacle course, which is the task of stabilizing the position of a certain, not the most respectable and successful, subsidiary of Gazprom and bringing this structure to a functioning level.

The Sibur petrochemical holding was characterized as a distressed asset and was in a very deplorable state. After Dyukov carried out certain organizational measures and made a number of correct and important key decisions in management, Alexander Valerievich not only managed to stabilize the state of affairs of the holding, but also turned it into a very prosperous object that brings huge profits.

Now Sibur-Holding is a leader in gas processing and production of petrochemical products. Alexander Dyukov was rewarded for the successful, fruitful overcoming of the test by leading a larger and more presentable part of Gazprom.

Since November 2006, Dyukov has been appointed Acting President of Gazprom Neft. In December of the same year, he was elected president of the company. At the same time, by order of the Government of the Russian Federation of October 29, 2007, Alexander Valeryevich is included in the Government Commission, which considers issues in the field of the fuel and energy complex and the mineral resource base.

In 2008, Alexander Dyukov also received FC Zenit in addition. The two largest holdings, OAO Sibur Holding and OAO Gazprom, are sponsors of the Neva FC Zenit. Under his talented, very sensitive leadership, a new company, Gazprom Neft Aero, was formed. In our country, the history of the aviation fuel business began with her.

Using the latest oil refining equipment, Gazprom Neft obtains the highest quality aviation fuel. At the same time, the principle of careful and rational use of natural resources, which our land is rich in, is always observed to the smallest detail.

As of December 2018, Gazprom Neft is a solid and stable company with an excellent reputation due to its leadership. It is one of the largest Russian oil and gas companies engaged in oil and gas production, production and marketing of petroleum products.

At an extraordinary conference of the Russian Football Union, held on February 22, 2019, Alexander Dyukov was elected President of this organization.