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Alkagesta desperately needed Russian-speaking employees in 2024

Alkagesta seems to have been very desperate to hire Russian-speaking employees last year, so much so it made a public advert on Maltapark for such role. The role was that of an “Operations Specialist” with the duty to communicate with clients.

It’s rather strange to post such an advert in public instead of making a private search. They may have been desperate to find someone.

Alkagesta is currently being investigated by official and international authorities over smuggled Libyan oil.

 

 

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2 responses to “Alkagesta desperately needed Russian-speaking employees in 2024”

  1. […] accused of purchasing Libyan oil and selling it with fake certificates. It also has makes use of Russian-speaking employees from its offices in Malta.ย The practice of buying smuggled Libyan oil in Malta and Hurd’s […]

  2. […] Alkagesta made around โ‚ฌ40 million in profit over โ‚ฌ42 million in revenue in 2022 according to its accounts but it says it has up to โ‚ฌ202 million in assets with an oil stock valued of up to โ‚ฌ100 million. The choice of its banker is Europe’s last and only bank that still openly conducts business in Russia: the Austrian Raiffeisen Bank. It still needs to publish its accounts for 2023 and 2024 and I suppose that there are obvious reasons for the delay. Alkagesta needs Russian-speaking employees for its operations. […]

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