The main shareholder of JSC Bank Technique Etibar Aliyev brought the extent of his participation in the authorized capital to 87.06%. The remaining shares are distributed so - Allahverdi Damirov – 4.9% and Mirfallah Jabbarov - 8.04%.
JSC Bank Technique with registered capital of 75.1 million manats was established in 1994 and until the first quarter of 2012 (when Aliyev was wrongfully arrested by MNS) it had not experienced difficulties. Then he had his business confiscated on June 19, 2013 by registering at the Baku Stock Exchange OTC transactions in the amount of 48 million 565 thousand manats (48 565 shares with a nominal value of 1,000 manats each).
Contrary to regulations of SSC, the documents had no information about the buyer. However, according to Turan, it was about 75% of the shares of a private firm World Wines, controlled by some Adil Mammadov. The report noted that on April 23, 2013 an agreement of intent was signed between World Wines and the Luxembourg-registered Beaufort Investissements SA Corporation for the purchase of the shares.
On May 10 the same year, the Luxembourg-based company made a first payment of 10 million 355 thousand manats. Registered on 31 March 2009 in Luxembourg, JSC Beaufort Investissements SA has Azerbaijani roots, as the register of business entities of the country (http://opencorporates.com/companies/lu/B145413) includes a few names from Azerbaijan, regarding the company.
In April of the same year the bank's other shareholders sold 11.58% (7,500) of their 25% stake. 10% was owned by the company Kazimir Caspian Fund Limited and 15% - by Etibar Aliyev. --17D-
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