The death of Arseny Nasikovsky, junior partner of the DIM group of companies, has been announced. The news was reported by Arseny’s father, Alexander Nasikovsky, founder and managing partner of DIM. He noted that all initiatives and projects his son had been working on will be continued by the team and partners.
According to Alexander Nasikovsky, the initiatives that will be continued include:
— NAD (Nasikovskyi Arseniy Development) and ARS Capital — a development company and investment fund involved in affordable housing projects in Ukraine, the Maximus recreational thermal resort in Berehove, as well as commercial real estate projects and a fund to attract investment in the development of these areas.
— ARS Foundation — a charitable foundation that helps orphanages, orphans, and children left without parental care; the foundation provides regular support and is preparing to launch a new format of children’s homes in Ukraine.
— ANiMA — a network of eight wellness resorts in six regions of Ukraine based on the concept of wellness hedonism, each facility with its own history and atmosphere.
— NOVA — a business and travel club for entrepreneurs and conscious people united by a desire for development, discovery of the world, and exchange of ideas; it includes unique itineraries and a community of like-minded people.
The cause of his death has not been specified. Arseniy Nasikovsky played an active role in the company’s operational projects, overseeing construction and investment areas, supporting the development of the DIM brand in residential real estate.
DIM Group is a Ukrainian full-cycle holding company in the field of real estate development, founded in 2014. The holding company unites several legal entities: manufacturing, architectural, and construction companies, a real estate agency, and a management company.
The founder and key figure of the group is Alexander Nasikovsky, who is the managing partner. DIM’s project portfolio covers residential real estate in Kiev and the Kiev region — more than 800,000 m², with a significant part of the properties already commissioned or under construction.
The editorial team expresses its deepest condolences to the family, colleagues, and all who knew and appreciated Arseniy Nasikovsky.
