In Belarus, a company connected with a Ukrainian online cinema goes bankrupt
The Minsk Economic Court is considering a bankruptcy case of the Belarusian unitary enterprise "Megogo," connected with the owners of the Ukrainian online cinema Megogo. Its owner is the Cypriot company Senseira Trading Limited, which is associated with the founder and CEO of the service, Ukrainian businessman Vladimir Borovik. Court documents are published on the portal of the Unified State Register of Bankruptcy Data, writes Office Life.
The Belarusian enterprise "Megogo" was registered in 2012 with a charter capital of 20 thousand dollars, which was fully formed. The main type of activity indicated in the registration documents is advertising.
From the court decision, it is not possible to precisely determine what the company was engaged in and what led to its bankruptcy. In April 2025, the Cypriot owner decided to liquidate the Belarusian enterprise. However, the company has almost no assets: their value is estimated at less than 15 thousand rubles. At the same time, the tax and fees debt exceeds 162 thousand rubles. Therefore, the enterprise will have to undergo bankruptcy proceedings.
Senseira Trading Limited was previously the ultimate beneficiary of the Ukrainian Megogo and the founder of the Russian subsidiary of the online cinema — LLC "Megogo."
Later, Vladimir Borovik personally formalized the beneficiary status of the main structure for himself, and the Russian company transferred to another Cypriot structure — Magavin Enterprises Limited. Media previously reported that these companies might be interconnected: according to publications, they had a similar board of directors. Additionally, Senseira remained a pledgeholder in Magavin.
In 2022, Megogo closed access to its content from Russia. In Belarus, the service operated until 2024, when the Ministry of Taxes and Duties blocked it. The department then explained this by tax debt.
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