Former Primorsky Governor Darkin wants to buy the Chaika basin in Moscow

The company of the former deputy minister of regional development of the Russian Federation and the ex-head of the Primorsky Territory Sergey Darkin claims the Chaika basin in Moscow. The pool and the adjacent objects are set by the Bank of Moscow for an auction, which should take place on April 26.

Information about the participation of Darkin in the auction of RBC was confirmed at PJSC Pacific Investment Group, the owner of which is the ex-governor. For what purpose Pao wants to purchase sites and objects, the interlocutor of the publication did not specify.

Applications for participation in the auction were also submitted by LLC Kaskad and LLC Perspective. It was not possible to install the owners of these companies in RBC.

The Bank of Moscow put up 100% of the Seagulls at the start price of 4.2 billion rubles in March this year. The lot includes the rights of the Bank of Moscow to “Seagull” in the amount of actual debt to the bank under credit agreements. The amount of claims is about 1.2 billion rubles.

The Bank of Moscow received control over OJSC "Chaika" in 2012. Previously, he belonged to the ex-president of the bank Andrei Borodin and the company's shareholders.
The bank went to this asset as a compensation from a number of problematic borrowers related to the former bank management of the bank, the bank’s press service officer told Vedomosti . When the newspaper then clarified, on the balance of "Seagulls" there are two sites between Ostozhenka and Prechistenskaya embankment.

Today, the certificate for a potential buyer says that the asset includes the basin building, an object of incomplete construction, a restaurant premises in Turchaninin Lane and a medical center on Prechistenka.

Recall that Sergey Darkin served as the governor of the Primorsky Territory from 2011 to the beginning of 2012. The accusations of corruption and the breakdown of the terms of preparation for the APEC summit were brought against Darkin. From July 2012 to 2015, he was Deputy Minister of Regional Development in the Government of the Russian Federation. The Pacific Investment Group was created in December 2014 to attract private investments in the Far East.