Frivent GmbH

The Russian Laundromat Exposed
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Frivent GmbH, an Austrian manufacturer of ventilation systems, received a total of €1,585,180 from various Laundromat companies throughout 2013, most of which came from Crystalord.

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The Russian Laundromat Exposed
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March 20th, 2017
Energy Money Laundering
Russian Federation

Frivent GmbH, an Austrian manufacturer of ventilation systems, received a total of €1,585,180 from various Laundromat companies throughout 2013, most of which came from Crystalord. Russia is one of the firm's most important export markets. It lists several large Russian projects on its website, including office buildings, a helicopter plant, a maintenance building for the high-speed train between Moscow and St. Petersburg, and “the world’s biggest dolphinarium” in Moscow.

The company’s chief executive officer, Andreas Friedl, did not want to comment on the transactions.