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  1. The Prosecutor General's Office filed a suit to annul the privatization of Ararat Cement, a plant previously owned by Gagik Tsarukyan's family.
  2. Investigations into Gagik Tsarukyan have led to the sealing of the Ararat Cement plant, with the government preparing a state manager to oversee operations.

Gagik Tsarukyan was reported to have owned shares in the Ararat Cement factory.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 7
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Gagik Tsarukyan was reported to have owned shares in the Ararat Cement factory.

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Ararat CementGagik Tsarukyan

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  1. Tsarukyan acquired ownership of the Ararat Cement factory.1 source
  2. Tsarukyan owned shares in the factory.1 source

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Investigations into Gagik Tsarukyan have led to the sealing of the Ararat Cement plant, with the government preparing a state manager to oversee operations. All 1 developments

Within The Prosecutor General's Office filed a suit to annul the privatization of Ararat Cement, a plant previously owned by Gagik Tsarukyan's family.

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