Tag: Alkagesta
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The Maltese Herald featured in a new Swiss investigation on Alkgaesta
The Maltese Herald has been featured in a new investigation on Alkgaesta: Malta’s largest oil bunkerer. The secret-owner of the Azerbaijani oil trading cony based in Malta, Adnan Ahmadzada was arrested last year in Azerbaijan over oil fraud. He is suspected of trafficking Russian oil and mixing Russian oil with other oil products. The new…
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Alkagesta’s pipsqueaks accuse us of racism and pro-Armenian bias: this is false
Alkagesta, being the fraudsters that they are, have reacted to our investigation about them on The Maltese Herald with a very extensive PR campaign that involved sponsored articles on the local press, vexatious copyright claims to Google about our articles, and also a blogging campaign with rumours, stupidity and disinformation. One of the latest accusations…
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Alkagesta announces €15 million credit line from FIMBank
Alkagesta, Malta’s largest oil cargo-handler, has acquired a credit line of $15 million from FIMBank. The company announced this news itself on its website. The credit line is unusual because Alkagesta uses foreign banks for its operations such as Raiffeisen Bank, which is the largest European bank still operating in Russia. Alkagesta is under increased…
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Kamran Agayev, Alkagesta’s frontman, is living in Moscow – Azeri press
Kamran Agayev, who looks like he could have worked as a night-club bouncer, but is actually the official owner of Alkagesta, is living in Moscow, Russia, according to the Azeri press. Despite official records showing that Kamran Agayev is the majority shareholder of Alkagesta, he is widely believed to be fronting his cousin, Adnan Ahmadzada.…
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Austria fights for preferential treatment over Raiffeisen Bank
Austria is fighting fore preferential treatment in the upcoming 19th sanctions package against Russia by the EU over its Raiffeisen Bank. According to the Financial Times the bank is following Russian law and Russian Courts in order to claw-back frozen assets under its custody which were owned by sanctioned Russian individuals. The complex procedure involves…
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Alkagesta: Paying 5% taxes (for producing nothing)
In its last posted accounts for 2022, Alkagesta declared in Malta it made a profit of €42.4 million and paid just just €2.1 million in tax. We could confirm from official sources that Alkagesta is paying the low tax-rate of 5% that applies to foreign companies registered in Malta. Alkagesta is being investigated by both…
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Alkagesta accused of trafficking Russian oil in Romania
A major Romanian media outlet ran a story about Alkagesta’s operations in Romania, making accusations similar to those it faces in Azerbaijan — namely, mixing Russian crude oil with other products. The story by RomaniaTV states that Alkagesta is being suspected of having mixed Russian oil with supply of product in its bunkering operations at…
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Businessnow.mt defends Alkagesta and denies that it is being investigated (the owner of the company is under arrest)
Businessnow.mt has turned full mercenary and is now defending Allkagesta, even spreading fake news by denying that Alkagesta is being investigated while its owner is under arrest in Azerbaijan for fraudulently dealing in Russian oil. They also claimed that the we are the only source for these claims – the story has been published throughout…
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Content House launders the reputation of suspected criminals who are under investigation for serious crimes
Jesmond Bonello built a media empire in Malta (Content House) by getting paid to reproduce government press releases. Now, one of his pseudo-press outlets, called Businessnow.MT is taking money from Alkagesta to launder its reputation while it is being investigated worldwide. Most of the press in Malta has taken money from Alkagesta while investigations have kickstarted…
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UPDATED: Google acknowledges vexatious claims by Alkagesta and Raiffeisen Bank
UPDATED: Google has contacted us and informed us that they are in the process of restoring our links. We would like to thank Google for their swift cooperation. Alkagesta, along with its banker, Raiffeisen Bank are currently submitting vexatious copyright claims to Google to bring down our articles about them from Google searches. They are…
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First photo of Kamran Agayev emerges in the Azeri press: Alkagesta investigated by Azeri authorities over Russian oil trading
A photo of Kamran Agayev was published for the first time by a major Azeri press outlet called Musavat. Kamran Agayev is the majority shareholder of Alkagesta but is fronting his cousin Adnan Ahmadzada who has been arrested in Azerbaijan over illegal and fraudulent Russian oil-sales. Musavat also published their own investigation on the sprawling…


