Zabaykalsk Governor Gives Waste Operator One Month to Fix Failures

A multimillion-ruble lifeline wasn’t enough. Now, Oleron+ has just weeks to fix its broken system—or lose control entirely by 2026.

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2025 December 9 . 5:24 AM

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Zabaykalsk Governor Gives Waste Operator One Month to Fix Failures

Zabaykalsk Governor Sets Ultimatum for Regional Operator 'Oleron+'

He stated that the region had provided the company with multimillion-ruble assistance, but the situation with waste removal has not changed

2025-12-07T11:55:00+00:00

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Alexander Osipov, Governor of Russia’s Transbaikal Territory, has given waste management operator Oleron+ a strict ultimatum. The company must improve its handling of solid municipal waste within a month—or face replacement by early January 2026.

The regional government has already supported Oleron+ with subsidies totalling at least 250 million rubles. Additional help included funding for new equipment. Yet, despite this financial backing, the waste removal situation has seen little real progress.

Oleron+ now has one month to address its shortcomings. If improvements are not made, TrasnMashholding will take over waste management duties by early 2026. The decision follows years of unmet expectations and substantial public investment.