Invitro founder Alexander Ostrovsky sold the company to an “ambitious shareholder.” Businessman Roman Mironchik became the owner of Invitro. The amount of the transaction, Ostrovsky’s stake in the business and the reason for the sale were not disclosed.
The founder and owner of the network of medical laboratories “Invitro” Alexander Ostrovsky sold the business. Businessman Roman Mironchik became its new owner, Vedomosti reports.
The letter, which was sent to employees, says the network will be handed over to a “young and ambitious shareholder.”
The amount of the transaction, Ostrovsky’s actual stake in Invitro and the reason for the sale of the business were not disclosed. The company representative specified that the change of ownership would not affect Invitro’s operations.
Invitro’s parent company is Invitro Holding Limited, registered in Cyprus, whose ultimate owners are unknown. In “Invitro” did not specify which company is being sold – Russian or Cypriot.
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