Please read the following table in Markdown format and then answer the question according to the table. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| Pianist | Conductor | Record Company | Year of Recording | Format |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Heinrich Neuhaus | Nikolai Golovanov | Russian Disc | 1946.0 | CD |
| Solomon Cutner | Issay Dobrowen | EMI | 1949.0 | CD |
| Samuil Feinberg | Alexander Gauk | Brilliant Classics | 1950.0 | CD |
| Roland Pöntinen | Leif Segerstam | BIS Records | 1989.0 | CD |
| Vladimir Ashkenazy | Lorin Maazel | Decca | 1990.0 | CD |
| Aleksey Nasedkin | Evgeny Svetlanov | Melodiya | 1990.0 | CD |
| Gerhard Oppitz | Dmitri Kitaenko | RCA | 1993.0 | CD |
| Nikolai Demidenko | Alexander Lazarev | Hyperion Records | 1993.0 | CD |
| Michael Ponti | Hans Drewanz | Turnabout | 1994.0 | CD |
| Garrick Ohlsson | Libor Pesek | Supraphon | 1996.0 | CD |
| Arkady Sevidov | Konstantin Krimets | Arte Nova | 1996.0 | CD |
| Konstantin Scherbakov | Igor Golovchin | Naxos Records | 1996.0 | CD |
| Eugeni Mikhailov | Vladimir Ponkin | Vista Vera | 1996.0 | CD |
| Anatol Ugorski | Pierre Boulez | Deutsche Grammophon | 1999.0 | CD |
| Roger Woodward | Edo de Waart | ABC Classics | 1999.0 | CD |
| Andrei Korobeinikov | Mikhail Snitko | Olympia Records | 2007.0 | CD |
Question:
What record company did conductor Mikhail Snitko record for after 1996?
Answer:
Olympia Records