MOSCOW, May 30 - RAPSI. The Moscow Commercial Court postponed until July 17 its review of the United Industrial Corporation's own bankruptcy petition.

The corporation said its liabilities amount to 1.176 billion rubles ($36.6 million) at the session on Wednesday. Its book value is 763 million rubles ($23.8 million) and its accounts balance is 314,000 rubles ($9,800), it added.

The corporation said it has real property worth 1 million rubles ($343,000), but failed to produce any documents to confirm its statements. The court has postponed the proceedings upon its own initiative to allow the applicant time to provide documents about its assets.

Earlier, it was reported that the Deposit Insurance Agency had also filed an application for the corporation's bankruptcy as Mezhprombank's receiver.

The applicant presents itself as the management company of former Senator Sergei Pugacev's United Industrial Corporation, although Deposit Insurance Agency Deputy General Director Valery Miroshnikov told RAPSI that "the corporation cannot be called a pure holding company from a legal perspective, as all of its links have been severed."

"We will likely find out what kind of entity it is during the bankruptcy proceedings," he added.

Until recently, the corporation was one of Russia's largest investment management companies and had over 300 billion rubles ($9.3 billion) in assets in its portfolio in the financial, shipbuilding, development, coal production, aircraft engineering and transport sectors.

Mezhprombank, a part of the corporation, was declared bankrupt in November 2010.