Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Stanko "Cane" Subotić (born September 9, 1959 in the Kalinovac village near Ub, PR Serbia, FPR Yugoslavia) is a Geneva-based Serbian businessman. He was sentenced to 6 years imprisonment for abusing office, but the verdict is not final yet and the case is in Court of Appeal.Ranked 86th on the Polish Wprost magazine's 2006 list of richest individuals in Eastern Europe, this weekly publication estimates Subotić's net worth at €650 million. As of 2013 he is worth over 2.2 billion euros.Subotić is the founder and owner of the Denmark-based company EMI (Emerging Marketing Investment) and D Trade (based in Belgrade, Serbia), dealing in sales and distribution of wine, paper and real estate. Additionally, he is the co-owner of Serbia-based Futura Plus, a commercial distribution network in Southeastern Europe. In Serbia, his companies employ over 4,000 people.Additionally, Subotić is the co-owner of the meat processing factory Famis LLC (founded in 2002 in Serbia), as well as distribution companies in Greece and Russia dealing in non-alcoholic beverages and sporting equipment. Moreover, he bought hundreds of acres of vineyards in France, which he uses for production of the wine Louis Max, which has been served at the White House. He began investing in this company in 1989, and since January 2007 he is the sole owner of Max Holding.Subotić also owns a wine cellar in downtown Belgrade and the luxury hotel Villa Montenegro on Sveti Stefan island. In March 2007, this hotel was awarded the "Five Stars Diamond" award for the quality of service by the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences."@en }
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- Stanko_Subotić abstract "Stanko "Cane" Subotić (born September 9, 1959 in the Kalinovac village near Ub, PR Serbia, FPR Yugoslavia) is a Geneva-based Serbian businessman. He was sentenced to 6 years imprisonment for abusing office, but the verdict is not final yet and the case is in Court of Appeal.Ranked 86th on the Polish Wprost magazine's 2006 list of richest individuals in Eastern Europe, this weekly publication estimates Subotić's net worth at €650 million. As of 2013 he is worth over 2.2 billion euros.Subotić is the founder and owner of the Denmark-based company EMI (Emerging Marketing Investment) and D Trade (based in Belgrade, Serbia), dealing in sales and distribution of wine, paper and real estate. Additionally, he is the co-owner of Serbia-based Futura Plus, a commercial distribution network in Southeastern Europe. In Serbia, his companies employ over 4,000 people.Additionally, Subotić is the co-owner of the meat processing factory Famis LLC (founded in 2002 in Serbia), as well as distribution companies in Greece and Russia dealing in non-alcoholic beverages and sporting equipment. Moreover, he bought hundreds of acres of vineyards in France, which he uses for production of the wine Louis Max, which has been served at the White House. He began investing in this company in 1989, and since January 2007 he is the sole owner of Max Holding.Subotić also owns a wine cellar in downtown Belgrade and the luxury hotel Villa Montenegro on Sveti Stefan island. In March 2007, this hotel was awarded the "Five Stars Diamond" award for the quality of service by the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences.".