Winner Group, one of the leaders in Ukraine’s automotive market, intends to acquire space at the UNIT.City innovation park (Kyiv).
On May 14, the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine granted permission to Winner Group Ukraine LLC, a company with foreign investment, to acquire control over Re Citylook LLC, owned by Ukrainian entrepreneur and UNIT.City founder Vasyl Khmelnytskyi, according to the AMCU website.
“This involves the sale of one of the floors in Building B14 in our innovation park. Thus, amid a full-scale war, we are optimizing our debt on numerous bank loans. I am delighted to welcome new powerful residents to UNIT.City, but the details of the deal are under an NDA,” Khmelnytskyi commented on the situation to the agency “Interfax-Ukraine.”
Winner Imports Ukraine, which has been operating in Ukraine for over 30 years, is the official importer of Ford, Volvo, Jaguar, Land Rover, MG, and Porsche vehicles in the country, as well as the exclusive representative of Bentley.
In addition to automotive distribution and retail, the Winner Group is engaged in leasing activities and also builds and manages commercial real estate.
The UNIT.City innovation park, created in Kyiv on the site of a former motorcycle factory, brings together startups, IT companies, R&D centers, and educational spaces to foster the development of an innovation ecosystem.
Law enforcement officials have notified a Kyiv resident of their suspicion that he built premises in the coastal zone of Lake Telbin without permits and leased them as a clinic, according to the Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office.
“Under the procedural guidance of the Podil District Prosecutor’s Office of Kyiv, a resident of the capital has been notified of suspicion of unauthorized construction on an illegally occupied land plot,” the capital’s prosecutor’s office said in a statement on its Telegram channel on Wednesday.
It was established that a 63-year-old Kyiv resident, the director of a limited liability company, built a non-residential building attached to an existing building on a plot of land near Lake Telbin without any permits.
“He then leased the building to a private medical facility,” the prosecutor’s office said.
“The plot of land where the building was erected without permits is part of the coastal protection zone, where any construction is prohibited,” the statement said.
Source: https://interfax.com.ua/news/general/1116427.html?utm_source=telegram
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) fined four companies UAH 7.1 million for collusion in tenders for construction and repair of premises in the military and medical sectors, the agency’s press service said.
According to the report, LLC “Kraevid+”, LLC “Interval Bud”, LLC “BVK “Altera” and LLC “Prospect Budcenter” were fined for collusion in bidding for the construction of a training class of a military unit and a dormitory, repair of a unit training center and a gym for military personnel. In addition, the procurement included the reconstruction of the infectious disease department of Smelyanska city hospital and reconstruction of the Vyshgorod central district pharmacy.
The AMCU found that the above-mentioned companies financially supported each other during the procurement and synchronized their actions at the auction, involved the same person for the preparation of financial statements, management of bank accounts, etc.
In addition to the fine, the companies are prohibited from participating in public procurement for three years.
According to Opendatabot, the owner of “Kraevid+” (Chernihiv) is Fedor Filipov, “Interval Bud” (Cherkasy) – Igor Shchur, “BVK “Altera” (Cherkasy) – Dmitry Zaporozhets, “Prospect Budcenter” (Cherkasy) – Vladimir Diachok.
