Zelensky did not extend sanctions against competitor 1C and other companies.

These companies were included in the sanctions list by the decision of the National Security and Defense Council and the decree of President Petro Poroshenko in 2017, but there are no such companies in a similar decision of the National Security and Defense Council on May 14, signed by President Vladimir Zelensky.

In total, Parus-Spetsproekt, Parus-2, Parus-Vprovazhennya, Parus-Misto were excluded from the sanctions list. (Kiev); Sailing-Carpathians (Ivano-Frankivsk), Parus-Donbass (Kramatorsk), Parus-Unity Information Technology Center (Nikolaev), south sail (Odessa) and LLC Parus-Lev (Lviv).

Recall that in 2017 the Parus group of companies, which offers business management software and is a competitor to the 1C service, protested its inclusion in the sanctions list and threatened to litigate. Then, in the group of companies, they declared that they were a Ukrainian company.

At the time of the imposition of sanctions on the website of the group of companies, it was indicated that it included a regional network of 28 regional representative offices and more than two dozen distribution companies, including the Presidential Administration, the Security Service of Ukraine, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of the Economy and Ukrtelecom. , Ukrnafta, Ukrgazvydobuvannya and other large companies.

Sapran Ukraine LLC was once associated with the Russian company Sapran Group, which specializes in introducing IT solutions for business on SAP, Qlik, PROGNOZ platforms and is based on our own developments. Sapran Ukraine also contested the decision to include it on the sanctions list as unfounded. The company’s IT consulting clients include Metinvest and Alfa Bank.

GISINFO LLC is dedicated to geographic information systems, at one point the Russian company KB Panorama indicated it as its representative office in Ukraine.

Mont UA has also been involved in the provision of IT consulting services and sales of computer software, and its name is in line with the well-known Russian software distributor MONT, which was previously represented in Ukraine. The Mont UA site is currently out of service.