Rado Antolovich nominated as sole NCSP general director candidate
MOSCOW. June 15. (Interfax) - The board of directors of Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port (NCSP) (the flagship company of the group of the same name) has put Rado Antolovich forward as the single candidate for the post of general director, NCSP said in a press release.
At present, Antolovich is temporarily fulfilling the duties of general director. Shareholders will be asked to approve his candidacy at an extraordinary meeting slated for July 9.
NCSP's majority shareholder, the company Novoport Holding, nominated Antolovich. There were no other candidate proposals by any other shareholders.
Igor Vilinov, NCSP's former general director, resigned from his post this past April.
NCSP is Russia's largest port operator and Europe's third largest in terms of freight turnover. Novoport Holding Ltd, which OJSC Transneft and Summa Group own on an equal footing, holds 50.1% of NCSP's shares. Another 20% belong to Russia's Federal Property Agency (Rosimushchestvo), and 5.3% are managed by OJSC Russian Railways (RZD).