According to reports from the Supreme Court of Lithuania (LAT), A. Laurinaitis’ cassation complaint was filed on August 21, and a decision regarding its acceptance has not yet been issued. The legal history involving the Achema Group includes an action initiated by the former president of the Achema Group in early 2019, seeking priority rights to acquire a controlling share of the company.
More recently, Mr. Laurinaitis withdrew this action. Subsequently, the Court of Appeal accepted the plaintiff’s statement regarding the waiver of the action in the A.
Laurinaitis case, leading to the termination of the civil proceedings on May 21. Regarding operational matters, reports indicate that no such exercises, including simulations of drone or chemical attacks, have taken place at Achema. Separately, A.
Laurinaitis had previously stated that the primary shareholders of the group, Lidija Lubienė and Viktorija Lubytė, intended to sell their shares in the MET Group. These ongoing legal and corporate developments continue to be covered by the courts. The pending status of the cassation complaint represents the most recent judicial action concerning the group.
The repeated filings and subsequent withdrawals before the court highlight the complex legal maneuvering surrounding control and ownership within the Achema structure.
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