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In the world of business, transparency and integrity are the cornerstones of trust. When these principles are compromised, the ripple effects can jeopardize an entire company\u2019s stability and reputation. This article sheds light on the unsettling revelations about Maxim\u2019s conduct as a board member at RE24 ESP, highlighting conflicts of interest, financial mismanagement, and the troubling overlap between Kirsan Security and Maxim Enachi\u2019s activities.<\/p>\n
A board member of the company is the representative of the highest executive power in the company whose primary duty and legal obligation is to act in the best interests of the company and its shareholders. This includes organizing the company\u2019s operations, overseeing financial and general management, representing the company in various capacities, and ensuring decisions taken are done in the interest of the company foremost. Board members can perform bank transactions from the company accounts, buy\/sell transactions of real-estate and other company assets, hire and fire employees etc. The sole shareholder of RE24 ESP is Reinvest Holding, represented by Natalja S. As such, Maxim Enachi should have been prioritizing the interests of RE24 ESP, Reinvest Holding and Reinvest24 OU, the loan provider, when organizing operations in RE24 ESP. Performing operations that cause damage to the company by selling its assets is a misconduct, especially if such a transaction happens with the company, where Maxim himself was a shareholder in the past and the board member for over 6 years.<\/p>\n
During the time in the company management Maxim Enachi hired his wife and the wife of his accomplice who did not perform any function in the company operations. This was done in addition to notable fuel compensations and payments for drinks and even sometimes food, the traces of which were found within the company\u2019s accounting documents, further indicating misuse of company funds and attitude that RE24 ESP \u201cpays everything forward\u201d.<\/p>\n
Maxim\u2019s choice of Kirsan Building as a subcontractor was justified by him by lower prices with comparable or better quality of construction. Which sounded reasonable, until the construction budgets started to inflate. Being a board manager also in Kirsan Building, the main subcontractor, Maxim Enachi was making transactions from RE24 ESP accounts to Kirsan Building accounts. For example the amount of payments made for works in Xirivella overshot the budget by 20% and the project still remained unfinished. Similarly, the La Canada project has seen payments totaling over 500k by March 2023 with minimal progress, casting doubt on the efficiency and integrity of Maxim\u2019s project management. The budget\/offer presented by Maxim from Kirsan Building for construction works was about 230k per house. In June 2023 Maxim made a notarial document stating that La Canada project requires additional financing in amounts close to 1m. Also worth noting, that no mentions (still) in this document of the sale of the land plot in San Antonio to Kirsan Building.<\/p>\n
Adding to the financial discrepancies, Maxim Enachi installed mortgages on La Canada amounting to 386k for works supposedly performed by the Kirsan Building. The total claim for these works exceeds 900k, surpassing the project\u2019s total budget and suggesting significant inflation of reported expenses. The same operation was performed with the L\u2019Eliana land plot with a different amount of 783k. The annual report presented by Maxim states that the company has no debt on 31.12.2022 in front of Kirsan Building. This mismanagement indicates either gross incompetence or deliberate misconduct.<\/p>\n
Maxim Enachi\u2019s desire for personal gain is evident in his aspiration for company shares without delivering results, which underscores his actions against RE24 ESP\u2019s interests. His conflict of interest is further exemplified by his inability to properly manage a simple land plot division (San Antonio plot was supposed to be divided into 5 residential plots), opting instead to sell it to Kirsan Building without informing the only shareholder and the lenders. Maxim knew exactly that there are several hundreds of individual investors providing financing for the San Antonio project, yet this was not a significant enough fact not to perform a \u2018debt settlement\u2019 transaction with about half of the market price value. This pattern mirrors issues seen in Moldova, suggesting a recurring theme of financial irresponsibility and self-serving actions with the same plan to initiate bankruptcy of the company and get control on the mortgaged assets.<\/p>\n
Throughout his tenure, Maxim Enachi failed to provide the requested documents to Reinvest24 and its legal representatives, instead demanding payment for himself and his unpaid employees. This lack of transparency culminated in his departure, leaving the company in difficulties, with tax debts and unresolved financial obligations.<\/p>\n
It is worth noting that Maxim\u2019s freshly registered website and Kirsan Security website (kirsansecurity.com and maximenachi.com) are hosted on the same servers, which is raising significant concerns. Why is Maxim utilizing the same account as Kirsan Security? Or who is the actual author of the published article? This overlap hints at deeper, potentially inappropriate entanglements between Maxim Enachi\u2019s personal interests and his professional (ir-)responsibilities at RE24 ESP.<\/p>\n
Addressing the violations and wrongdoings, RE24 ESP initiated a legal case for protective measures against the Maxim Enachi and Kirsan Building SL in August of last year. This move was a necessary step to safeguard the company\u2019s assets and investor\u2019s interests. After several court hearings, the efforts of the RE24 team led to the first significant resolution.<\/p>\n
The court ordered the arrest of Maxim's and Kirsan Building real estate properties in Spain, marking a pivotal moment in the pursuit of accountability and justice.<\/strong><\/em><\/pre>\nThe quantity and the value of those properties is not great, but it\u2019s an important step to provide justice. Unfortunately, Kirsan Building was able to sell the San Antonio land plot in September 2023 and this court decision doesn\u2019t include it. This legal action underscores the serious nature of the allegations and the company\u2019s commitment to rectifying the wrongs inflicted by Maxim\u2019s actions.<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h2>\n
The revelations about Maxim\u2019s conduct at RE24 ESP are a stark reminder of the importance of accountability and transparency in corporate governance. His actions, marked by financial mismanagement, conflicts of interest, and a blatant disregard for company and investor\u2019s interests have caused significant damage. Our main priority is to resolve the issues in the Spanish SPV and recover the investor\u2019s funds by taking the individuals responsible for the damages they caused through Spanish court.<\/p>\n
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Maxim can shed a light on one question that we have in our heads and can\u2019t find absolutely any answer to:<\/p>\n
\nHow did you plan to return the money to investors, who invested into the San Antonio project after giving the ownership of this land plot to Kirsan Building as a \u2018debt settlement\u2019? From other projects? Or bankruptcy was the only option?<\/cite><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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