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Alkagesta sends a right of reply

Alkagesta sent a right of reply in relation to these articles below. The right of reply is a general denial and we are publishing it in full.

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Alkagesta’ Right of Reply
Alkagesta, a global commodity trading house established in Malta and having subsidiaries in the UK, Switzerland, Turkey, UAE, and Singapore, categorically denies the allegations made by The Maltese Herald in blogs published on March 5 and March 6, 2025.

The claims mentioned in these blogs do not provide any investigative sources or facts derived from a proper journalistic exercise, which was the writer’s duty to undertake before publishing such content. Therefore, the company deems these blogs entirely baseless and full of misinformation, solely intended to mislead readers and cause reputational damage.

It appears that the blogs reference a misleading publication by Nordic Monitor. It is important to highlight that Nordic Monitor has been officially blocked in Turkey for disseminating defamatory content and fake news.

In all jurisdictions where we operate, Alkagesta strictly adheres to the highest standards of compliance and regulatory best practices. We emphasize that at no point have any investigations been launched against the company or its subsidiaries, nor have any civil or criminal proceedings been taken against us.

We urge media outlets and the public to rely on credible sources and refrain from amplifying defamatory claims. Legal action will be pursued against any further dissemination of false allegations that damage Alkagesta’s reputation and good standing.


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4 responses to “Alkagesta sends a right of reply”

  1. […] This is the second time that Alkagesta is sending a right of reply. You can read their previous right of reply here. […]

  2. […] An online press outlet has collected all the articles and documents published about Alkagaesta, the big oil trader in Malta that is accused of selling contraband Libyan oil in Malta and Hurd’s Bank. The news article with the documents can be found here. Alkagesta denies these accusations. […]

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