? Russian power engineers will hold 34 pre-New Year corporate parties – with feasts, dances and alcohol. General budget – almost 45 million rubles
Power Engineer’s Day in Russia – December 22. Sirena found on the public procurement website more than 25 contracts for the organization of 34 corporate parties dedicated to the holiday for almost 45 million rubles. Half of this – 22 million – will be spent on banquets by companies with state participation. A third of the purchases indicate that power engineers will celebrate the New Year along the way. Read the investigation link, see the video version at Youtube, below – the main thing from the material:
? The most expensive celebration is PJSC Fortum. The energy holding serving Western Siberia and the Urals and its subsidiary Uralenergosbyt will spend more than 15 million rubles on 10 corporate events. The cost of feasts will reach up to 5.5 thousand rubles per guest. Delicacies will be put on the tables, Spanish, Italian and French wines, French cognac and expensive vodka will be poured.
? The most impudent celebration is companies with state participation. The Moscow Regional Unified Information and Settlement Center, a quarter owned by the government of the Moscow Region, will spend 4.5 million rubles on corporate events. City Electric Networks, owned by Khanty-Mansiysk – 2.2 million rubles. Among the subsidiaries of state-owned companies were noted: TGC No. 1 (Gazprom), Far Eastern Generating Company (RusHydro), Inter Rao-Electrogeneratsiya (among the ultimate owners is Rosneftegaz).
? The largest state corporations are Rosatom. Its subsidiaries serving thermal power plants and nuclear power plants will arrange at least 10 corporate parties across the country for 12.5 million rubles. Rusatom Infrastructure Solutions ordered parties for four branches and one daughter. Atomtechenergo – for two branches and management. The most chic corporate event for managers — it will be held in the Bolshoy Petrovsky hall of the Moscow President Hotel.
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