Frauds laundered money of EEK 12 mln

The state prosecution sent to court one of the biggest money laundering cases in Estonia in the recent years. One of the frauds is Aavo Vesilind, who “stole” a house in Toompea from missis Tiesenhausen about ten years ago, Äripäev reports.

Claims against Embach Tours amount to EEK 700,000

Consumer Protection Board (CPB) has gotten 119 claims against travel agency Embach Tours, which closed its doors unexpectedly recently, arileht.ee reports.

Fishery set salary at EEK 20 per day

A ruling by Tallinn Administrative Court set recently that an AS Paljassaare Kalatööstus may not pay salary which is lower from minimum wage, Eesti Päevaleht reports.

Estonia to spend EEK 89 bln next year

The Ministers agreed on next year’s budget volume yesterday, the Government’s communication bureau announced.

Assets of bankrupt Otepää Golf on sale with EEK 36 mln

The assets of bankrupt Otepää Golf are on sale with EEK 36 mln, aripaev.ee reports.

PepsiCo Estonia’s loss up by EEK 10 mln

Wholesaler PepsiCo Estonia had loss of EEK 18.6 mln in 2007, and in 2008 the loss was roughly EEK 10 mln bigger, Äripäev writes.

Olympic big owners earned EEK 146 mln from selling the shares

It appears from the webpage of Financial Supervision Authority that two big owners of listed casino operator Olympic Entertainment Group, Armin Karu and Jaan Korpusov earned EEK 102.8 and EEK 43.3 mln from selling the shares, aripaev.ee reports.

Tallinn has sold apartments for less than EEK 100,000

The City of Tallinn has sold assets for EEK 40 mln this year, several apartments have been sold for less than EEK 100,000, ehitusuudised.net reports.

Facio hasn’t fired project managers who caused a damage of EEK 16 mln

Toomas Tromp, the CEO of Facio which was found guilty in tax evading yesterday, said that some of the project managers guilty in tax evading are still working in the company, aripaev.ee reports.

Gild’s own fund is the first to get money

Gild Arbitrage, which is in trouble, has invested more than EEK 100 mln investors’ and creditors’ money to real estate projects in Bulgaria, but its own real estate fund EEREIF is the first one to get the money in case some project is realized, Äripäev reports.